I was winner the day I made the decision to run because on that day I stopped being a political complainer and became a political doer.

Where I once was ignorant of political issues and processes, I now am far more knowledgeable and ready to participate in our NH political system to create the government, laws and policies that will help all of us enjoy our freedoms, our families, our businesses, our leisuretimes, and our lives.

Now, in 2002, I am again running for Governor of New Hampshire on the Republican Primary Ballot.
 

• Bob K. Political Priorities
• Statement of Political Purpose
• Citizen Petition Initiatives and Legislative Referendums
• Education Funding
• Education Reforms
• Medical Care Reforms
• Pro Gun: Pro Second Amendment
• Abortion
• School Prayer
• Personal Termination/Assisted Suicide
• State Control of Wholesale Prices
• Ineffective Laws That Injure Innocent People
• Standards for Public Laws and Policies
• Standards for ESCR Need and Morality
• Why I Am a Republican and Not a Democrat
• The World's Longest Humorous Political Slogan/Bumper Sticker
• What's In A Name: Kroepel?
• Why I Am A Moderate Republican
• Political Qualifications: Experience; Accomplishments
• Bob K. Bio
• Selfish Reasons for Wanting To Be Governor of NH
• Dan Mason's Letter of Support, The Union Leader, 8/28/02, P. A13

2. The NH GOP/Republican Party.

3. My Family and Me.
 

I love the State of New Hampshire, but mostly I love  the people of New Hampshire, and I want to provide them with the leadership they need which will ensure that they will have the state government which will help them achieve their personal and community goals and have better, happier lives.

I favor these political ideals:

That citizens should have and enjoy—
More personal responsibilities
More individual freedoms
Less government
Less taxes
Fairness in political lawmaking and policymaking [for the good of all people]
Equality of opportunity [so everyone has a chance for a better life/personal happiness]

Republicans favor helping people who truly need help but oppose excessive welfare and other benefits that serve to create a political power base which shall only increase in size and benefits to a few until the citizens shall despair of the excessive tax burden and revolt against the oppression that surely comes from government excess.

Because Republicans favor helping those who truly need help, and because Democrats favor helping those who truly need help, Republicans and Democrats can find the political compromise and the common ground of bipartisan cooperation on political issues that provide help for those who truly need help. This is true nationally as well as here in New Hampshire.

If I am elected Governor of the State of New Hampshire I shall place above my desk a sign that shall read “How shall what you ask of me benefit the people of New Hampshire?” and I shall pledge that I will ensure that what I do with what people ask of me shall benefit all the people of New Hampshire first and foremost before any individuals.