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    "Now the Lord is that Spirit: and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty." II Corinthians 3:17



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August 5, 2008


Not Playing Around: Clayton Issues Warning on Police Centralization Measure As Campaign Continues to the Democratic Nomination on August 7th

M ark Clayton, candidate for US Senate who is seeking the Democratic nomination this August 7th, rounded up one of Tennessee's favorite posses to defend the American Consititution today. In addition to defending the Constitution from being replaced by an North American Union, Mark attacked the fake conservatism that has tricked so many family-oriented voters into voting for candidates like Lamar Alexander and George Bush.

Mark detailed his experience lobbying Washinton, D.C on such issues as anti-terrorism prior to 9-11, in protection of American jobs, industry, and agriculture, as well as our borders and also defending the Boy Scouts.

The campaign event was a lot of fun for everyone and was intended to encourage voters to vote Democratic and vote Clayton this Thursday, August 7th.

The Sugar Cured Players are a division of Playtrippers, a Nashville-based theater troupe, in cooperation with Bonnie Hudgens. The Earthman's Store will be presenting "Raw Oysters and whiskey," a factual recreation of the capture of Bill Ryan, a member of the Jesse James Gang.

Please contact the Clayton Campaign at (615) 469-2130 for questions. For interest and additional information regarding today's Earthman's Posse Roundup campaign event, please call campaign volunteers Bonnie Hudgens at (615) 876-0710 or Judy or Jay at (615) 876-6171.

PHOTOS AND SPEECH ARE NOT ATTACHED -- PLEASE USE THIS LINK TO ACCESS PRESS MATERIALS AND THE PREPARED TEXT OF cLAYTON'S SPEECH http://www.claytonforsenate.com/epk.html From left to right: Haskell Wright (Frank James), John Richards (Tom Dolan), Mark Clayton (candidate), J.L. Eklond (historical playwright and director), Jeff George (Jesse James), and Randy Martin (posse member) Also present but not in photo: Judith Eklond and Desmond Crowder






April 15, 2008


Clayton Campaign Issues Statement Condemning Regressive Tax Policies for Working Americans: NO TAXES FOR AMERICAN SOLDIERS ON FOOD STAMPS

Today, working Americans will be unjustly required to pay a regressive tax which many economists feel hurts the economy. The Clayton campaign agrees with these economists.

As your senator, Mark Clayton will introduce legislation imposing a moratorium on all income taxes for those who earn $50,000 or less individually. The legislation will also impose a moratorium on all IRS collection activities on wage earners and self-employed who earn $100,000 or less. The Clayton campaign believes the income tax moratorium to be vital and necessary for any realistic economic stimulus package.

As senator, Mark Clayton would also introduce legislation to the effect that American soldiers will no longer be required to file a tax return if they are on food stamps.

"There should be no taxes for American Soldiers on food stamps," Mark Clayton stated recently.

Under article ten, states which receive federal funding will be required to establish independent local review boards to monitor IRS collection activites and to ensure local compliance standards are met.

Mark Clayton is taking a no-compromise approach to this issue, and such measures would merely serve as a "breathing room" recession stop-gap, allowing time during the last precious moments the United States Senate has left to overhaul the current broken revenue system.

The first order of business for the United States Senate in 2009 should be to convene a special revenue and tariff session aimed at overhauling the current broken revenue system which is doing its part to drag America down into the Slow Depression.







April 4, 2008


Traditionalist Campaign Launches Against Neo-Conservative Lamar Alexander

Mark Clayton, son of late veteran religious liberty lobbyist, Jack Clayton, filed in hope of earning the Tennessee Democratic Party's United States Senate nomination. The campaign hopes to help save the party from a slew of weak candidacies and a disasterous certain loss against neo-conservative, Lamar Alexander. "The party of Jackson and Bryan will not be denied," Clayton is expected to state his coming speech.

"The time-honored traditions of our founders live on in the hearts of God-fearing Tennesseans from all parties and all races. We will not stand idly by as extremests and neoconservatives impoverish and enslave us with their high gas-prices while working day and and night to tear our families apart -- and all for the sake of some godless and worthless idea of a secular city full of false promises and hollow ideas."

"This election year, all Tennesseans will have the refreshing opportunity to join in our campaign, and in doing so both live and breath the founding principles of America's sacred heritage."

The incumbent, Lamar Alexander, calls himself a Republican, but has violated the traditions historically espoused in Republican ideology by instead marching step by step to the imperialistic agenda of George Bush. Candidate Clayton is expected to announce forgiviness for Alexander but that it is time now to move on.

The first election is to be held on August 7th, 2008. No matter which party you belong to, you may participate and vote for Mark.

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