Perot Team Still Active
We’re back.
Since Ross Perot stepped aside, we have been “pout†and “doubt,†but we still want those rascals “out.†We came together to meet, head-on, the issues our government won’t address. We were several million strong. We wanted Ross Perot. We wanted to rebuild the economy and restore integrity to government. We still want those things. And Ross Perot is still on the ballot in California and 43 other states. (If he is elected, he will serve.)
We are working together--as a movement. We are “United We Stand, America.†We have a town meeting at 7 p.m. every Tuesday at 4005 E. Main St. in Ventura.
BETTY MYER, Camarillo
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