Jim Bryan

is running for

U. S. Congress in the Democratic Party

Florida District 1

• Informed on the issues

• Career soldier decorated for valor and wounds

• Successful businessman • Dedicated to the environment

• Born in the District I want to serve

This web site is pretty plain-spoken and uncomplicated –

but then, so am I. Latest addition April 30, 2008

Jim Bryan

Authorized and paid for by James E. “Jim” Bryan,

8321 Stokes Rd, Laurel Hill, Okaloosa County, Florida 32567

<< Jim Bryan with Senator Bill Nelson at the Bob Sikes Library, Crestview, March 08

Email me: jim@jimbryan.fatcow.com. Call me: 850-306-5322 (cell), or 850-652-3350.

Ask me how I see the issues – you will find I’m informed. And, give me your feedback.

Meet me in person – call and I’ll come running – or click on My Calendar.

Read about me, from farm boy to business owner: Jim Bryan's Life.

Learn about First Sergeant James E. Bryan: My Army Career.

Get my stand on the issues: Jim Bryan Speaks Out. Latest addition – April 30, 2008

– Jim Bryan Knows About And Cares About —

• the Environment – The Panhandle can be clean. We can recycle economically. We can have industry that provides honest work without producing waste.

• Economic development – I don’t see why the Panhandle isn’t booming. We’re not talking smokestacks, either.

• Farmers’ problems – it’s called “agricultural policy” in Washington. But, you see, I grew up on the farm and think more about land, crops and farmers than agriculture.

• National security – A strong military is vital. But the war in Iraq, even more than the war in Viet Nam, undermines our security by devastating our armed forces and promoting the myth that every problem can be solved by sending an expeditionary force to subdue the natives. I was there, at eighteen, a paratrooper fighting in Viet Nam.

Go to Jim Bryan Speaks Out

• Most of all, I love America. I believe deeply in the Constitution and the first ten amendments, the Bill of Rights. I believe in the values that made America great. I will defend them until I die and teach my children to do the same. Given the wisdom of which America is capable, if we choose, we can have prosperity, justice, a clean environment and peace in the world around us – Jim Bryan

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THIS SITE, as I said, will change day by day. Before long, it will tell you a lot more about what I believe, what I know, how I intend to listen to you and to serve you. Please come back – Jim Bryan

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To get in touch with the webmaster, email: admin@jimbryan.fatcow.com

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The primary – Tuesday, August 26

Registration deadline is July 28, 2008.

The general state and presidential election – Tuesday, November 4, 2008

The first Tuesday in November is vital for American security and American values!

Registration deadline is October 6, 2008

YOU CAN

Find your polling place from your local supervisor of elections' office, or click here.

Get information on registration and voting by clicking here http://election.dos.state.fl.us/index.html

The Florida Department of State -- Room 316 RA Gray Building -- 500 South Bronough St. -- Tallahassee, FL 32399-0250
Phone: 850-245-6200 -- Fax: 850-245-6217 -- Email: DOE@dos.STATE.FL.US

TO REGISTER in Florida, you must: Be a US citizen, and a Florida resident. Be 18 years old (but if you are 17, check one of the offices above about preregistration). Not have been adjudicated mentally incapacitated with respect to voting, unless you have had your voting rights restored. Not have been convicted of a felony, unless your civil rights have been restored.

To register to vote, you must complete, sign, and submit a voter registration application: to the office of any Supervisor of Elections; or to the Division of Elections: to any driver’s license office, any voter registration agency or any armed forces recruitment office.

You must include on the voter registration either a valid Florida driver’s license number or Florida ID number. If you don’t have one of those, write in the last four digits of your social security number (SSN). If you don’t have a SSN, write “NONE” in the box. Check on your right to register with one of the offices above.

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