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The Independent Political Report:
"[Bob Bird] is principled and intelligent . . . courageous enough to challenge the voting public without talking down to them or assuming they won't understand the principled point of view."
Trent Hill:
"My mind is made up. Bob Bird is the best candidate in this election."
G.E. of the IPR:
"I used to think Ron Paul was peerless in the political arena. He's not. Bob Bird in 2012!"
Jennie Neyman, Redoubt [Soldotna] Reporter:
"Beyond everything else, Bird is first and foremost a constitutionalist."
Dick Randolph:
"We need Bob in the U.S. Senate. I am glad to endorse him. He understands libertarian principles and economics."
Rick Sikma, Republican U.S. Senate candidate:
"There is one man that can and will put the power of our Constitution back into the hands of the people. That man is Bob Bird. Bob understands . . . the inalienable rights of the unborn."
Lynette Clark, Chairman of the Alaskan Independence Party:
"Bob knows the Constitution like the back of his hand. This party is lucky to have him. All Alaskans will agree he stands not on pork but on principle."
Darrell Breese, Alaska [Eagle River] Star:
"[Bird is a] Constitutional purist, principled politician [and] prolife leader."
Travis Maddox:
"The man makes me want to move to Alaska just to vote for him!"
Andrew Damstedt, Ketchikan Daily News:
"Bird . . . has his students read word for word the Constitution each year."
Christopher Eshleman, Fairbanks News-Miner:
"Bird pitches himself as both pro-gun and pro-peace."
Mark Begich, Democratic U.S. Senate candidate, in the Juneau Chamber of Commerce debate, regarding a more fair and equitable taxation:
"I am almost afraid to answer this question before Bob."
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