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As Secretary of State, Scott Rupp will have a statewide platform to continue to make Missouri a better place for individuals with special needs. As a top leader in Missouri, Scott Rupp will be in a better position to take on the challenges that we are up against. How do we know that Scott Rupp will continue his fight? The answer is simple. As the stepfather of a little girl with autism, cerebral palsy and epilepsy, Scott Rupp understands the joys, sorrows, stresses and fears that all of us also face on a daily basis.
By showing overwhelming statewide support for Scott Rupp in the upcoming primary election we can show every state rep and state senator the power of a people that speak with one voice, loud and clear, that says “we support those who are champions of people with special needs”. So that it why I am to signing a pledge of commitment that states the following:
I believe in those that work to make our state a better place for individuals with developmental disabilities.
I have a voice, and it will be heard.
I have a vote, and it will count. I have a champion, and he is Scott Rupp.
I pledge to use my voice, exercise my vote, by grabbing a Republican ballot on August 7th, 2012 and to support Scott Rupp for Secretary of State.
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July 12, 2012
The emails pouring in from families across the state are heavy with the daily exhaustion of fighting for our children. It is hard to keep pushing when the path ahead feels so long but knowing others are feeling this same weight proves we have to keep going.
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About time we got someone like Scott in office. Missouri needs a real change.
He has my vote! The struggles are real and he knows what we go through everyday.
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Status: Closed — this petition is no longer accepting signatures.
Final supporters
As Secretary of State, Scott Rupp will have a statewide platform to continue to make Missouri a better place for individuals with special needs. As a top leader in Missouri, Scott Rupp will be in a better position to take on the challenges that we are up against. How do we know that Scott Rupp will continue his fight? The answer is simple. As the stepfather of a little girl with autism, cerebral palsy and epilepsy, Scott Rupp understands the joys, sorrows, stresses and fears that all of us also face on a daily basis.
By showing overwhelming statewide support for Scott Rupp in the upcoming primary election we can show every state rep and state senator the power of a people that speak with one voice, loud and clear, that says “we support those who are champions of people with special needs”. So that it why I am to signing a pledge of commitment that states the following:
I believe in those that work to make our state a better place for individuals with developmental disabilities.
I have a voice, and it will be heard.
I have a vote, and it will count. I have a champion, and he is Scott Rupp.
I pledge to use my voice, exercise my vote, by grabbing a Republican ballot on August 7th, 2012 and to support Scott Rupp for Secretary of State.
Updates
July 12, 2012
The emails pouring in from families across the state are heavy with the daily exhaustion of fighting for our children. It is hard to keep pushing when the path ahead feels so long but knowing others are feeling this same weight proves we have to keep going.
3 Comments
Finally someone who actually gets it. Having a kid with special needs is no joke and we need real representation in Jeff City.
About time we got someone like Scott in office. Missouri needs a real change.
He has my vote! The struggles are real and he knows what we go through everyday.
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Finally someone who actually gets it. Having a kid with special needs is no joke and we need real representation in Jeff City.