Fred's Pledge

Fred Cullis, Republican candidate for Delaware’s seat in the U.S. House of Representatives has released his pledge to the voters of Delaware and the United States: My common sense approach represents the first wave of a new generation of government for the people.  

1. I promise to loudly and clearly represent your views and common sense solutions in Congress.
2. My legislative benchmarks are National Security, Prosperity and Freedom.  If a bill does not contribute to our National Security, Prosperity or Freedom, I will be hard pressed to support it.
3. I work for the people, the people do not work for me. I promise never to vote for a bill I have not read.  
4. I promise to never take money or anything of value for unethical reasons. 
5. I promise to conduct my private life in a way that does not embarrass my constituents and my family.

We live in challenging times.  Economic hardship, national security, record deficit spending and a Congress that over 70% of Americans consider out of touch are key issues that my candidacy will focus on.  I believe most can be settled with common sense solutions that do the right thing for the country and my constituents.” said Fred Cullis when announcing his candidacy earlier today.

“Fred Cullis distinguished himself tonight while speaking to our 38th District Republican Club. He articulated the exact values and the same positions on issues as our members. Fred was as refreshing to listen to as Sen. Elect Scott Brown of Massachusetts…although Fred doesn't drive a truck.”  said Philip M. Drew, President of The 38th District Republican Club of Bethany Beach, DE.

“He had common sense answers and solutions that would work. We must have people like Fred that will stop and reverse the disastrous things our government is doing. “Fred is 100% behind all the core beliefs we normal Americans stand for, on every possible problem facing this nation today." said Al Weir of Seaford.  

“We need to elect strong independent thinkers like Fred Cullis with common sense solutions instead of the same old political rhetoric that emanates from D.C. The professional politicians in Washington just don’t get it. We, the American voters have had enough. In November we will elect representatives to Congress who will actually listen to us and vote the will of the people!" said Ann Sharpton in New Castle, DE.