Ed Jackson

Ed Jackson served in the Tennessee National Guard. Jackson's career experience includes owning a business. He has been affiliated with the Jackson Rotary Club, the Crockett County Chamber of Commerce, and the Fraternal Order of Police.[1][2]

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Jackson's campaign website highlighted the following issues:[5]

Jobs & the Economy

Excerpt: "Ed will pledge to champion our small businesses and help them grow. The best decisions for small businesses are made by small businesses, not by state or federal government. By opposing Obamacare and Washington mandates, implementing cuts to wasteful and frivolous spending, lowering taxes, and cutting red tape, our economy will have the tools it needs to make Tennessee the best state to live and work."

2nd Amendment Rights

Excerpt: "As a former soldier in the Tennessee National Guard and member of the NRA and Tennessee Firearms Association, Ed will stand against any legislation that strips Tennesseans of this historic right."

Right to Life

Excerpt: "Ed, a faithful Christian, believes that life begins at conception. As a strong proponent and advocate of the Yes on 1 initiative in Tennessee, Ed will fight to put an end to abortions in our state and give our smallest citizens the chance at an American dream."

Tenth Amendment

Excerpt: "While government is necessary for a successful society, our federal govenment [sic] continues to intrude in places they have no business governing. The rights of the states are continually being stripped away by Washington bureaucrats and West Tennesseans are tired of it. The states must stand up to Washington on issues like education, business regulations, social issues, etc. Ed Jackson believes that 'the best government is one that governs closest to those being governed.'"