Sedona, AZ (June 6, 2008) - Saying "Stand up America! It's time for the citizens of this country to empower themselves and become far more involved in government," businessman and author Brent Maupin filed 4,004 signatures, the most of any candidate, to launch his bid for US Congress in Arizona's 1st congressional district Wednesday.
"By doing so we will attract incorruptible leaders who bring with them the highest levels of Personal Integrity," Maupin said. "From the State House to the White House both political parties have failed the citizens of this district." "I know the voters are ready for authentic change," Maupin continued. "They are ready for a political revolution, one that includes a candidate who is fiscally responsible and socially understanding." "Our elected politicians in Washington have allowed themselves to be manipulated by special interests and are so deeply entrenched in the system that they have become ineffective. As an independent with no party affiliation I not only represent the best interests of the citizens of our congressional district but have a clear plan on how to get the power back to the people," Maupin stated. Brent Maupin is a business owner, civil engineer and architect, author, singer and songwriter and won a battle with cancer that doctors said could not be beaten. He is a father of two and has been a resident of northern Arizona for over 15 years. For more information please visit http://www.winwithmaupin.com/. ### Paid for by Brent Maupin for Congress, PO Box 21032, Sedona, AZ 86341
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