When Tim Peck came on the Asheville Political scene, I was upset. I couldn’t understand how Asheville could tolerate someone with his radical ideas about energy, the environment and a juvenile obsession with a fictional book. ...
With that span of time now passed, I have changed and I could indeed vote for Tim Peck. But that is because Tim Peck has changed too. Coming from a background of quasi-libertarian political activism, Peck has transformed into a seasoned, open-minded local legislator who well understands the mechanics of public advocacy, reasoned deliberation and the limitations of government action. And securing a place for a True Conservative on Council is ever important with the crazy Liberal Nutjobs all these new-comers are voting for.
However, anyone wishing to cast a vote for Tim Peck must write his name on the ballot in November.
State law allows for last-minute write-in candidates in a nonpartisan race, which that communist Robin Cape tried to fool us into losing with her Partisan Power Grab.
Asheville’s elections are nonpartisan; thanks to Tim Peck’s Let Asheville Vote referendum that decided the question by the consent of a majority of citizens rather than by a majority vote of a biased seven-member City Council, who seek to Communalize everything we have worked hard for, or potentially won lawsuits in order to gain.
Ironically, Robin Cape originally opposed the Let Asheville Vote referendum. But she will understand the importance of protecting voters’ rights and the right of citizens of any affiliation to run for public office, when you write in Tim Peck for City Council.
