This sign pretty much sums up how I feel about people with
their own agendas knocking on MY door, and many of you tell me that you feel
the same way.
The last time I campaigned, I knocked on hundreds of doors,
and found that most registered voters were either not “active” voters or they
already knew who they were voting for. I met a lot of new people, but I always
felt bad for interrupting their busy lives.
As we head toward the election for Perryville City Marshal
(the police chief at Perryville Police Department), I am taking that lesson to
heart. I won’t be knocking on your door to tell you all about things you
probably already know.
I respect your privacy and understand just how valuable your
time is to you and your family. Instead, I’m asking you to take a few minutes
when it’s convenient for you to read my blog posts or check out my personal
Facebook page (which is open to the public).
If you like what you see, please share it with friends and
family who vote in the city limits.
Oh, and don’t forget that it really is time to
buy Girl Scout cookies!
I'm Joe Martin and would appreciate your vote on April 8.
