Judy Miller talks about Personal Choices

"What would
you think of a law that bans
eggs for breakfast?"

"Now don't answer too quickly.
"After all, there's a lot of talk these days about eggs.
"Some people tell us that it isn't good to eat too
many eggs. Of course, we don't know if that's so, and
we don't really know how many is too many. Mean-
while, other people tell us that eggs are just fine.
"But this new law promises to do all our thinking
for us. It will make choices for us. It will make our
lives better, we're told.
"The new law will limit eggs to cooking and bak-
ing. So you'll still have hollandaise sauce and lemon
meringue pie. The thinking, apparently, is that under
some conditions eggs are okay But forget poached,
scrambled, three-minute, and sunny-side-up.

Judy Miller is on her way to
the Michigan Senate, after a
decade of government service
as a Michigan Representative
and a city commissioner. As
the 17th District's State Senator,
she'll be your partner in run-
ning the state. Think of it as
you sitting next to Judy at her
desk on the Senate floor. Vote
for Judy Miller. She'll vote
for you.

"Now let's suppose that instead of eggs, a new law
makes some other choice for you. Let's say it's about
the color your car can be, or whether or not you can
give a piano recital on a Tuesday evening, or how
many children you should have, or what kind of
shrubs you can plant in front of your home. Do you
know some people who'd be good candidates to
serve with the Shrub Police?
"Does all of this sound ridiculous? Well, maybe it
does, but maybe some of it actually is happening. We
need to take very close and careful looks at every-
thing that goes on in our state capital and make sure
that none of it gets in the way of your right to make
your own personal choices."

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Judy wants to know your views about Personal Choices and other issues that are important to you. Call her message
center at 1-800-842-1827, toll-free. Or send the comment form to Judy Miller, Post Office Box 5274, Orchard Lake,
Michigan 48033.

Dear Judy,
I welcome this opportunity to
give you my thoughts. I under-
stand that you might not be
able to answer me right away,
but I know that you will
consider my opinion.

VOTE TUESDAY,
AUGUST 7th

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