Meet The Newest Senate Candidate Taking on The Two-Party Establishment

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Author: 420 Times
Created: 07 Feb, 2018
Updated: 17 Oct, 2022
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"The path to a bloc of independents in the Senate  

Tuesday in Maryland."

That’s how POLITICO’s Isaac Dovere’s reported on businessman Neal Simon’s official announcement to run for U.S. Senate as an independent candidate yesterday.

As Neal told the Baltimore Sun, “I do not believe that having another party-line Republican or party-line Democrat go to Capitol Hill is going to change anything.”

The path to our “Fulcrum Strategy” in the U.S. Senate is long and winding, but we are one big step closer today because of independent leaders like Neal stepping forward to run for office.

To get more information, follow Neal on Facebook and Twitter, and visit his website to learn more and get involved.

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