Michael Meyer von Bremen for Court of Appeals

This is who I voted for in the Court of Appeals race, and would urge you to do so as well. Mark Taylor turned me on to this former Legislator six years ago, and I was happy to finally get a chance vote for him.

Woven brightly,
Daniel J. Matthews, Jr.

Date: Wed, 29 Oct 2008 17:53:34 -0400
From: contact@marktaylor.com
To: danmatt@hotmail.com
Subject: Michael Meyer von Bremen


Thursday, October 29th
 
Dear Friend--
 
On November 4th, Georgia will elect a new judge for our Court of Appeals.  If you have watched Georgia's executive branch and our legislative branch, you know that two of our three branches of government are not functioning effectively.  We must protect the judiciary from meeting this fate.  Bad law and bad policy are becoming a reality in Georgia.  More bad law and more bad policy are being discussed by the legislators and the Governor.  We need our courts now more than ever to be a check and balance.
 
My good friend, classmate and neighbor, Michael Meyer von Bremen, succeeded me in the State Senate in 1998.  I have known him since elementary school.  After ten distinguished years as a leader in the State Senate, Michael is running for the State of Georgia Court of Appeals.  Michael has a brilliant legal mind.  The entire Senate depends on him because of his knowledge of the law.  He is an Eagle Scout, community and church leader in Albany and a dedicated family man.  He is passionate about Georgia.  He loves the people of this state and has a real heart for public service.  Time after time, I have watched him sacrifice his political future and even the future of his legal career to really fight to do the right thing.  I cannot tell you how important his election would be to our state's future. 
 
You have seen a lot of candidates for office but I give you my personal guarantee that you will never see a more qualified candidate for any office than Michael Meyer von Bremen.  I consider him to be the best our state has to offer.  Georgia really needs him now.
 
I urge you to vote for Michael Meyer von Bremen and tell as many friends and family as possible about his campaign.  Let's elect a great judge at a really critical time for our state.  More info on Michael can be found on his website. 
Thanks again and hope you are doing well.
 
Sincerely,
 
 
Mark Taylor

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