Curtis Coleman for Senate

Businessman Curtis Coleman, CEO of Arkansas-based Safe Foods Corporation, announced his official candidacy last Wednesday for the U.S. Senate as a Republican. Coleman had earlier formed a Senate Exploratory Committee back in May, deciding to challenge Blanche Lincoln's Senate seat because of the egregious erosion of personal liberties facing this country due to the current liberal-controlled Congress. Coleman says that through his business, which is making food safer on 4 continents across the globe, he has been personally engaged in over 30 international markets and dozens of bureaucratic regulatory agencies both foreign and domestic. Coleman was awarded the Arkansas Entrepreneur of the Year in 2005 at the Clinton Library. Coleman describes himself as a Conservative first and foremost. He has always been pro-life, a defender of the Constitution, traditional marriage, and the Second Amendment, and an opponent of embryonic stem cell research. Coleman declares that the out-of-control spending by our national government is the number one issue facing the country, and that our increasing debt is an urgent crisis of national security. The proposed healthcare legislation in Congress would only exacerbate the problem, not to mention completely destroy the healthcare system in America as we know it. This election will not be Coleman's first political experience. He served as campaign manager for Mike Huckabee's U.S. Senate campaign in 1992. You can learn more about Curtis at http://www.curtiscoleman.com .