On primary election day, June 26, 2018, I met voters at precinct 1005 at Bond Mill Elementary School in West Laurel. Among the many people I met, was Tony Spezio, shown with me in his car with a “Havis” magnet on the side. These magnets are excellent for outreach, which are more dynamic than stationary… Continue reading Lee on Primary Day, June 26, 2018
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Lee and Governor Hogan support the Peace Cross
In Prince George’s County, the iconic “Peace Cross” in Bladensburg, MD has been under legal attack by those who want to remove this long-standing memorial to PG veterans of WWI due to “establishment of religion” issues. The matter is now pending presentation to the US Supreme Court. On April 19, 2018, I attended an event… Continue reading Lee and Governor Hogan support the Peace Cross
No to Illegal Immigration
Testimony on HB 1461 – OPPOSE – Maryland Law Enforcement Trust Act On March 8, 2018, I submitted testimony against bill HB1461 in the Maryland General Assembly, a bill which would create conditions to protect and promote the presence of illegal immigration in Maryland. I believe this action is unwise and dangerous as a threat… Continue reading No to Illegal Immigration
Lee supports parent choice in education
On Saturday, January 27, 2018, I attended and briefly spoke at a townhall discussing the value of “parent choice” to improve education. It was sponsored by an alliance of parent choice advocates in Prince George’s County, led by Delvin Champagne. In my comments, I emphasized the need to support parent choice by de-centralizing the system… Continue reading Lee supports parent choice in education
Lee fights for free market solutions in Washington, DC
In July 2017, I participated with a coalition of “liberty” organizations, known as “teaparty patriots coalition” to urge the US congress to support the president’s agenda of free market solutions in American economy. I was especially representing the local Maryland liberty group, Free State Patriots, which I organized in 2015 to evaluate and support candidates… Continue reading Lee fights for free market solutions in Washington, DC
Non-citizen Voting is a Bad Idea
In Maryland, non-citizen voting has recently been proposed by some local political leaders, such as in the City of College Park. While the noble-sounding argument for this idea is to welcome foreign residents more fully into the life of the local community, its actual effect is to risk a serious threat to the well-being and… Continue reading Non-citizen Voting is a Bad Idea