Needham Heights Resident Launches Senate Write-In Campaign
Brett Rhyne, former editor of the Medfield Press, is running for Senate.
Needham man Brett Rhyne wants to be the next U.S. Senator from Massachusetts, according to Rhyne4Senate.com.
As a write-in candidate.
Rhyne, the former editor of the Medfield Press newspaper, is using digital media--including Facebook and Twitter [@RhyNewService]--to spread his message.
Answering the question, "Why am I running for Senate," Rhyne blogs:
Because I need a job.
I’m only being a little facetious. Since I stopped teaching at Salem State College in 2009, I’ve been unemployed or underemployed two-thirds of the time.
Put another way, I haven’t been able to provide for my family for half the time my five-year-old boys have been on this Earth.
Thankfully, we’ve gotten a lot of help from family, friends, our community and the state. For that help, I am extremely grateful.
Now I’d like to give something back, as your trusted servant in the U.S. Senate
According to his blog, Rhyne will not take monetary contributions, but if people want to help him win "in a non-financial way," they can:
- write in BRETT M. RHYNE, 135 GOULD ST., NEEDHAM HEIGHTS in the appropriate place on the ballot in the Democratic primary (April 30) and the general election (June 4);
- share the link to [his] blog and the Facebook group Rhyne4Senate;
- volunteer your time with the campaign or provide some sort of in-kind, non-financial support. Ironically, this cyber-campaign needs help generating printed materials. Go figure.
Brett M. Rhyne
2:20 am on Saturday, March 16, 2013
Theresa's right, neighbors — I am running a write-in campaign for the Democratic nomination for Senate in the current special election. Some of my top issues include:
• ending the epidemic of violence in American society
• reversing environmental degradation
• treating public health concerns
• redistributing the wealth
• ensuring universal health care & higher education
• making government transparent
• promoting the rights of underrepresented groups like children, women, animals, workers, the poor, the homeless and the incarcerated.
For videos, memes, blog posts; to get ahold of me; or to learn more, please visit Rhyne4Senate.com. Thanks!