Where is Balderson?

My friends,

I have to ask rather bluntly: where in the hell is Troy Balderson?

Did you hear about the Republican Congressman – Tony Gonzales – who pressured a staffer into sending him provocative photos as well as an affair? How about the fact that said staffer later took her own life in horrific fashion? A handful of Republican members of Congress have stood up and called for Congressman Gonzales to resign, but what about Troy?

Have you an opinion here, or is your opinion dependent on party leadership? There’s a very clear pattern with Balderson’s deafening silence on this matter as well as with his refusal to support Epstein’s survivors and victims. If you are looking for a member of Congress who will stand by those who need justice, then you can not vote for Troy Balderson.

That’s because with Troy Balderson, there is only one thing that matters: his comfy seat in Washington, and all the perks that come with it.

Anything, and I mean ANYTHING that gets between him and his small slice of power gets cast aside or buried. Tragically, that means if standing up for victims means going against the party’s leadership or risking their grip on the majority, then he might as well not acknowledge any of this.

Troy Balderson is a loyal soldier for Donald Trump, the Republican Party, and the wealthy interests that back them. That is where his loyalties stop.

Meanwhile, you are left with unanswered questions and no justice.

Maybe you should try and demand that he take a stand, but that would require you to get an audience with him. Good luck finding him, because he sure as hell doesn’t plan to have an open conversation with anyone who doesn’t come adorned in MAGA gear or packing a heavy wallet.

If this is the type of representation that you like in Congress, then so be it (and shame on you). However, if you want true representation that isn’t bound to the whims of party leadership or campaign donors, then I urge you to consider supporting my campaign.

If you find my message appealing, just remember that I have to win the primary in May to start with, so you’d have to pick up a Democratic Ballot to give me a chance to challenge Troy Balderson in November.

Together we can hold the powers that be accountable, and I expect you to hold me to account for the promises I make here. Give me a chance and I will remind you what it means to have true representation in the halls of Congress.

I will be back again soon. Thank you for reading.

Daniel