Announcement
2008 Candidacy for United States
Representative

I proudly announce my candidacy for Congress.  I am
proud because my story is an American story, where a
small town boy from a working class family went from
the seat of a semi to a seat in the State House.   
Unfortunately, for too many, the American story has
turned from timeless to tired.  American's are tired - of
too much government and too little commons sense; of
too much tax and too little fiscal restraint; of too many
threats to our national security and too little security for
our children; and of too many unreasonable regulations
and too few jobs.

And, who can blame them when you consider just one
simple example:  The Federal Register contains some
70,000 pages of regulations that control every aspect of
our...
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Tom Casperson was elected in November 2002 to the
Michigan House of Representatives in an upset of
Menominee Mayor Laurie Stupak. He was re-elected in
2004 and 2006, securing as much as 68% of the vote.

Prior to being elected to the State House, Casperson
worked in his family’s log trucking business for 27 years,
including...
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Casperson served on the Board of Directors and the
Transportation Committee for the Michigan Association of
Timbermen; as President of the Michigan Professional Log
Truck Council; and on the Legislative Committee of the
Timber Producers Association.  He also served on the
Board of New Life Assembly of God Church in Escanaba
for nine years, and is...
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Advocate of the Year presented by the Michigan
Manufacturer's Association in recognition of "advocacy and
outstanding performance;"
The Tuebor Award, presented by Michigan Forest Products
Council in recognition of "excellence in defending Michigan's
forests;"
Legislative Leadership Award...Read More CLICK HERE
Since being elected to the House, Casperson has
introduced fifty three Bills and seven Resolutions, and
authored twenty Public Acts, including:

The Crib Truck Bill:  The issue that drove Casperson to
run for the House after a mother and her daughter were
killed as a result of a log spill.  The legislation permits
timber haulers to haul...
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Michigan Republican Party Leadership
Saul Anuzis, Chair                                
Chuck Yob,
National Committeeman
Jane Abraham, Co-Chair                   
Holly Hughes,
National Committeewoman
Dick Devos, Finance Chair

First District Leadership
Joel Westrom, Chair                            
Hubert Fisk and Kirk Schott,
Vice Chairs
Mary Ellen Tryban, Secretary
Barb Schafer, Treasurer Read More CLICK HERE
Paid for by Casperson for Congress, Kaye Zemar, Treasurer, Post Office Box 495, Escanaba, Michigan 49829
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