Not So Fast, Bramble
Gordon Jones, Field Director for Congressman Chris Cannon, responded to the post on Curt Bramble's endorsement/non-endorsement, with the following:
"1. Curt Bramble had a Cannon sign in his yard until he was forced to take it down because his wife serves as Utah County Republican Party Secretary and must stay neutral;
2. Bramble volunteered to distribute and put up signs for Cannon, and went around his neighborhood doing so;
3. As you know, since you were there, Curt Bramble stood with a dozen or so of his colleagues in the state legislature behind Senate President John Valentine yesterday when Valentine said "we are here as elected officials to endorse Chris Cannon for re-election."
Given those points, it seems to me that the Cannon Campaign was justified in inferring that Curt Bramble 'endorses' Cannon for re-election."
"1. Curt Bramble had a Cannon sign in his yard until he was forced to take it down because his wife serves as Utah County Republican Party Secretary and must stay neutral;
2. Bramble volunteered to distribute and put up signs for Cannon, and went around his neighborhood doing so;
3. As you know, since you were there, Curt Bramble stood with a dozen or so of his colleagues in the state legislature behind Senate President John Valentine yesterday when Valentine said "we are here as elected officials to endorse Chris Cannon for re-election."
Given those points, it seems to me that the Cannon Campaign was justified in inferring that Curt Bramble 'endorses' Cannon for re-election."
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