& maybe he’s a fit for the TNT Party. Not perfect, but then who is?
It is difficult to attach a political label to Mr. Davis, whose views combine economic populism (he abhors free trade) with libertarianism (he supports both gun rights and abortion rights).
Mr. Davis started off as a Republican in the mold of Barry Goldwater and Ronald Reagan. But he left the party in 2004, largely because he felt it did not share his concerns over multinational corporations benefiting from trade policies that hurt American workers.
And he can draw Republicans:
Mary Ann Reisdorf, 70, of Varysburg, attended the Davis rally and left with a more favorable opinion of him than of Ms. Corwin, the Republican.
“Jack is a lot more forthright, I think, and I like that,” Ms. Reisdorf said.
Clayton Ehrenreich, 53, a Republican and the former mayor of the village of Medina, had a similar view.
“Davis is somebody different than the status quo in Washington,” Mr. Ehrenreich said. “He’s not controlled by either party.”
via Jack Davis Makes Tea Party Bid in N.Y. Congressional Race – NYTimes.com.
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