My Kid Brothers in the News

This post is not an endorsement of any political candidate, but as a proud older brother, I have to pass this on...

Today The New York Times has an article that extensively quotes my brothers, Brett and Alex, about their grassroots efforts to support the candidacy of Mike Huckabee.

Regardless of your political affiliation or leaning, I find my brothers work an inspiring example of how young adults can make a big difference when they channel their energy. I hope it inspires your own participation in the democratic process in our nation. Alex and Brett founded the the website Huck's Army which had over 3 million hits over the past few months. It's a compelling example of their "Do Hard Things" message.

The twins were also written about in an article at World Net Daily.

Comments (2)

I hope that your brothers are able to inspire other young people to take the time to care about what is going on in politics. So many don't take the time to study each candidate and realize that they can make a difference with their vote. I am in SC and I hope that their efforts prove to be fruitful on Saturday. Tell them to keep up the good work!!

Posted by Wendy A | January 15, 2008 1:19 PM

A Rebelutionary here. It is impressive what they have been doing. Too bad they don't support Ron Paul!

Posted by Jacob | January 16, 2008 9:58 AM

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