From your neighbors

Submitted by Matt Carrico, Fishers:
I am a huge fan of your views and of your family! I not only have spoken with your daughter, but have a major interest in autism and think it is great how many functions you and your campaign support for the cause, and Christian is a hero to us all! I am also an avid hunter and sport trap shooter and would love to keep my rights to bear arms!

Thanks for being there and standing up to these opposing views that not only threaten our abilities to enjoy freedoms, but to more importantly protect ourselves from those who will always have illegal firearms! Thanks Dan and to all of those who help him in the background!!!

Submitted by Elsie June Richards, Indianapolis:
I have known you since you were a little boy. Your mother's maiden name was Bonnie Hardesty. You lived on Oliver Ave. We lived across the alley on Chase St. My last name was McCombs. Your uncle Norman was my brother Carl's best friend. They were friends to the end. Norman died before Carl. I know what kind of life you had, and am so proud of the way you have got to where you are. I have voted for you ever since you have run for office. You are a fine young man. Keep up the good work.

Submitted by Peter Chukwuocha, Indianapolis:
I support your stand against amnesty for those who illegally cross the boarder.

Submitted by Roxanna Miller:
I just came across this web site and am so excited that you are for ENFORCING OUR LAWS, securing our borders and no amnesty. The AMERICAN CITIZENS need a fighter to combat this invasion of American soil, resources and dollars. Thank You for having a backbone. I just wish I was rich and not in the below poverty class, in order to send you all the monies you needed for your campaign. AGAIN, THANK YOU SO MUCH DAN.

Submitted by Chaille Fields:
I want to thank you for taking my Christmas Cards to Washington.. You have no idea how much this means to me.. If I had known they would get there, I would have sent more "kid" cards.. I was able to send over 100-150 to 2 soldiers from Indiana that are in Iraq.. Again, thank you, so much..

Chaille Fields,
Proud Army Mom

Submitted by Raymond Bolafka, Noblesville:
I am Ret. USMC and a veteran of Korea and Vietnam. I had problems with champus paying the hospital bills. Congressman Dan Burton helped me. And as far as I am concerned he should be re-elected. He is a leader who helps the people and has their best interest at heart.

Semper Fi
Raymond Bolafka

Submitted by Katrina Hoffman, Indianapolis:
You have my full support on this matter (immigration).  I too am tired of those who break the law and get rewarded.

Thanks, and God Bless YOU DAN!"

Submitted by Robert Boucher, Greentown:
My name is Bob Boucher. I am a Vet in your area that you have helped. You helped me with some big problems I was having with the VA. The t-shirt says it all, but I will say it anyway.

Thank you so very much for all you have done in the past and all that you are doing now and all that you will probably have to do in the future. As you can probably guess, you will always have my vote for any office you want to run for.

I also have a big yard. You can put signs in. You will be the only one ever in my yard or on my back. Thanks again for all your help. Congressman Burton, I hope you enjoy my shirt that I will wear every time I go to the VA.

I will always support you.

Submitted by Christopher John Zacny, Highland:
I fully support Congressman Burton's campaign. Finally, someone has had the guts to stand up and fight illegal immigration. Thanks for standing up for the American people!

Submitted by Sharon Lofland, Huntington:
I support the issues you support. I had a hard time selecting what most concerns me on the prior list.

Right now I am very concerned about the latest proposal of have illegals serve 2 years in our military or attend college for 2 years so that they and all of their family can become US citizens.

Submitted by Jim Atterholt, Indianapolis:
Dan grew up under very difficult circumstances and had to fight hard to achieve many of the things most people take for granted. His background has served the Congressional District welI. A few years back, I had the privilege of working for Dan both in DC and in Indiana. I have seen Dan fight for the people he serves both individually and collectively. Dan has been a tireless advocate for the people of Indiana. As a constituent of this district, I believe we have been well served.

Submitted by Michael Smith, Northeast Regional Director for the Foundation for Autism Information and Research:
We appreciate his leadership more than he will ever know.

Submitted by Chad J. Rohlfsen D.C. of Rohlfsen Family Chiropractic, P.C.:
He's a Champion and a Warrior and I wish Iowa had him!  You are very fortunate in Indiana to have him.  Keep on keeping on!

Submitted by Josh Gillespie, Indianapolis:
I strongly endorse Dan Burton for re-election to Congress.  I support Dan because he supports strong border security and proper legalization for our immigrants.

Submitted by Beth Boswell, Indianapolis:
Hey, All I know is that I called his office, and some people did their magic, and I got my passport in time for my trip.

Submitted by Dick Wilson, Indianapolis:
In this time of the 'politics of personal destruction' it's good to have at least one Representative in the Congress who thinks about the next generations and not just the next election. The Star and the rest of the liberal media may want to make it seem that our conservative voice and values are no longer relevant. Thank God there are still men like Dan Burton to prove them wrong. I, for one, will stand by our Dan!

Submitted by William St. Amour, Winter Springs, FL:
I too, am a grandfather of an autistic child. I want to thank you for your tireless efforts in helping to combat this terrible illness.

It is important that our national leaders truly understand what families who have an autistic child are up against. Your letter to NBC is right on the mark.

Our son and daughter inlaw, in the Atlanta area, are truly committed to making him well, and are living a 24/7 marathon in caring for their son.

Funding must be made available to aid in research to find the cause and cure for this plague.

Your efforts on behalf of the autistic community are greatly appreciated.