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The Beau Doolittle Campaign PO Box 91881 Mobile, AL 36691 Phone: 251-423-4354 Email: [email protected] Website: www.beaudoolittle.com Pd. Pol. Adv. By the Beau Doolittle Campaign, PO Box 91881, Mobile, AL 36691 T Stefani, Treasurer Beau places an emphasis on doing what is right instead of making decisions based on partisanship – which he believes hurts people. He believes in the purpose of gov- ernment set forth by the Preamble to the United States Constitution. It is time for the working middle class to unite and elect someone who represents our best economic interests. Send Beau Doolittle to Montgomery to be our voice. Like us on Facebook: beaudoolittle4senate Follow us on Twitter @Dooalittlemore

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Page 1: Doolittle Campaign Brochure

The Beau Doolittle CampaignPO Box 91881Mobile, AL 36691Phone: 251-423-4354Email: [email protected]: www.beaudoolittle.com

Pd. Pol. Adv. By the Beau Doolittle Campaign, PO Box 91881, Mobile, AL 36691

T Stefani, Treasurer

Beau places an emphasis on doing what is right instead of making decisions based on partisanship – which he believes hurts people. He believes in the purpose of gov-ernment set forth by the Preamble to the United States Constitution.

It is time for the working middle class to unite and elect someone who represents our best economic interests. Send Beau Doolittle to Montgomery to be our voice.

Like us on Facebook: beaudoolittle4senateFollow us on Twitter@Dooalittlemore

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Beau currently serves the citizens of Mobile County, where he as-sists an ever increasing number of working middle class people who are experiencing economic hardship.

Beau has been a resident of Mobile for over 26 years. A graduate of Baker High School, Beau worked his way through college, earning his bachelor’s degree in history and a master’s in education from the University of South Ala-bama. He has two daughters and a grandson.

• Eliminate the grocery tax which disproportionately burdens the working middle class

• Ensure that residents of District 35 have access to affordable homeowners insurance

• Bring over 30,000* jobs and billions of dollars to our state, and more importantly provide health care to a projected 300,000** Alabamians at NO COST to our state for three years

• Advocate for the needs of veterans who have hon-orably served our country

• Assist oystermen, shrimpers and others who make their living from our waters

• Help the working poor by keeping the promise that those who work hard will have jobs that pay livable wages. This will also help to lower the number of people on public assistance programs in Alabama

• Raise the level of public education to that of our state’s college football programs by ensuring we attract and retain the best educators, provide ad-equate funding and set high standards

• Stop the assault on the livelihood of our fellow members of the middle class who work hard to serve their fellow citizens.

• Fight to stop the erosion of workers’ rights and ensure fair labor practices

* University of Alabama’s Center for Business and Economic Research** University of Alabama at Birmingham’s School of Public Health

For years, working middle class people have been misled by politicians who use social wedge issues to gain their support and then back economic pol-icies that are not in their best interest.

Beau has experienced many of the same issues that the hard-working men and women who comprise the majority of District 35 continue to face. This differentiates him from his opponent as Beau not only knows the issues that affect us, but under-stands their impact and cares about fixing them.

Beau has a vision for Alabama to build a strong working middle class. Financially secure consum-ers with more buying power will lead to more profit for businesses and much needed revenue to solve the funding crisis in our state

This campaign isn’t about any national politicians, brand names or symbols. This is a local race and the issues should reveal Beau will do a better job representing the citizens of District 35.

About Beau...What Makes Beau Different? As YOUR State SenatorBeau will work to:

The motto of the Sons of Liberty (the group responsible for the Boston Tea Party) was “no taxation without representation.” The focus was on representation.

Looking at the current makeup of the Ala-bama legislature, 90-percent of state sena-tors identify themselves as coming from pro-fessions that are not typically identified with the working middle class.

It’s time we elect someone from the middle class to be our representative in Montgomery.