Independent candidate Roberson attacks Demo-GOP monopoly
Roberson, 48, of 1221 Fifteenth St SE, runs as Second District independent aiming to break the Democratic Republican monopoly. He accuses big unions and big business of controlling parties, calls for wage price controls, public financing limits, strong defense, and targets welfare abuse while stressing a one-man campaign with limited funds.
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Jones Roberson
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Fifteenth Street SE
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