Third Party Signs

It has come to our attention that a third party group has placed signs around District 18 that are similar to some of the artwork featured on theRealKevinGibbons.com. These signs were posted without our knowledge and are neither authorized by nor paid for by the Elect Russell Pearce committee.

Photoshop submissions

Here are some submissions from our readers:

Kevin Gibbons Photoshop Contest

Sonoran Alliance has a photoshop contest going on for the template signs that the unions are using to support various candidates around the State. One of the candidates is you guessed it, Kevin Gibbons. We had a couple of readers suggest that that the same photoshop fun could be applied in District 18. Here is a sample they provided to get the ball rolling:



They also gave us a blank version for your own photoshop fun. Just right click on the picture and select "save as." From there, open the picture in whatever type of software you have and let the fun begin. Send in your favorites to realkevingibbons@gmail.com.

Kevin Gibbons and Voting

Employer-sanctions foes bankrolling Gibbons

From the Arizona Republic community section.

Employer-sanctions foes bankrolling Gibbons
Bob Hisserich

When it comes to employer sanctions, District 18 Senate Republican candidate Kevin Gibbons claims that he wants to revisit the issue as part of a “comprehensive plan that deals with all of the different aspects of the issue.”

As a national leader in employer sanctions, thanks largely to Senate candidate Russell Pearce, Arizona has one of the most effective, non-discriminatory laws in the nation.

Gibbons' motive behind this quest to change the employer sanctions laws came into focus when I discovered some of Gibbons' campaign donors who contributed the maximum amounts are behind the deceptively titled “Stop Illegal Hiring Act.” Read more.

Perhaps Gibbons will have a new running mate based on his ties to the fast food franchisers:

A new campaign sign for Kevin Gibbons

Which one seems more accurate?