WATERLOO, IL – Last week, retired Marine Lieutenant Colonel and 58th State Senate Candidate Paul Schimpf (R-Waterloo) introduced the "5th Reason to Pick Paul in 2016" as part of it's strategy to show stark differences between himself and his Democrat opponent former Lieutenant Governor Sheila Simon.
Schimpf is a committed supporter of the pro-life movement and will be a consistent pro-life vote in Springfield.
Marsha Perfetti, an educator, social services caseworker, and Jackson County pro-life leader stated: “Paul shares our Southern Illinois values that include respecting the dignity and value of every life from conception to natural death."
Debbie Geist, Executive Director of the Life Network of Southern Illinois, stated: “I am convinced that Paul Schimpf shares the same convictions and passion for the unborn that I do. He is the type of pro-life leader that can help move our culture towards one that respects the unborn.”
In the 2014 Attorney General campaign, Planned Parenthood spent nearly $50,000 attacking Schimpf. More recently, the pro-abortion organization Personal PAC worked against Schimpf in the Republican Primary for State Senate.
In contrast, Sheila Simon has been the political patron of anti-life organizations throughout her career. Planned Parenthood Illinois Action endorsed her for Lt. Governor in 2010. Emily’s List endorsed her for Comptroller in 2014. Most recently, Personal PAC endorsed her in this race and even donated $10,000 to her campaign.
In conclusion, Paul Schimpf stated, “I always have been and always will be pro-life. You will not find a candidate more committed to the pro-life cause than me. I am humbled and honored by the support of these tremendous pro-life local leaders and will work to promote a culture of life in Illinois.”
He could potentially save some lives by voting to bring the troops home.
Schimpf will vote exactly the way his lord and master, Pro-Abortion Billionaire RINO Bruce Rauner, tells him to. Don’t you-know-what on our heads and tell us it’s raining, Paul…
Ask him about illegal immigrants. Last time I heard when he ran for AG he was soft on immigration. He’s a ‘purple’ candidate, a moderate at best. (Red and Blue make purple)
Sharee Langenstien was far better candidate.