Inspire Louisiana Endorses Hunter Lundy For Governor

    There is one candidate in the 2023 Governor’s race that really stands out, and that candidate is HUNTER LUNDY. Hunter has many attributes besides his strong Christian faith that will make him the best Governor that Louisiana has had in decades. His work ethic is second to none. Approximately 18 months ago, Hunter made the decision to run for governor.
    He rolled up his sleeves and went to work. Hunter not only went to work to on becoming our next Governor, he committed more than six figures of his own money to his campaign effort. Hunter first wrapped an RV Motor Home with great big banners reading: HUNTER LUNDY FOR GOVERNOR. Then alternating using his motor home and his trusty Jeep Waggoner SUV, Hunter and his trusted aides, including his longtime friend Kendall Theunissen, hit the roads of Louisiana. Hunter and his staff visited every town and parish in Louisiana. He spoke to every group of citizens and elected officials available during his 18-month long campaign for Governor.    
    Hunter first began placing small yard type signs in strategic locations as he toured the state. As his following grew, they too put up yard signs and some put together “meet and greet” events for Hunter.  Hunter attended almost every political forum scheduled during the campaign around the state. Not only did he attend the political and citizen type meetings but he also attended Church services wherever his campaign carried him.
An exact count of the church services attended was not kept but Hunter attended upwards of 60 church services and Bible Studies during his 18-month campaign to be the next governor of Louisiana. Hunter also led a Bible Study at a restaurant in Central (EBR Parish) one Tuesday night back in July. With an admirable work ethic that usually began with a 5 AM wake call, Hunter has demonstrated in the last 550 days of campaigning that when he says; “I want to be your Governor,” he is committed to being a highly effective Governor.
Hunter then had his campaign staff to develop a series of radio ads which ran for three months on 82 radio stations across Louisiana. Next up on his campaign strategy was the development of an outstanding focus issue TV commercials by his trusted media manager, George Kennedy. On a recent Saturday afternoon, a small airplane began circling overhead of LSU Tiger stadium pulling a sign up in the skies that read: HUNTER LUNDY FOR GOVERNOR.”
After officially qualifying for Governor back in August, Hunter continued his workman like approach to becoming the next governor of Louisiana by studying all the issues affecting the citizens of Louisiana that could become topics in the scheduled TV debates. Not once has Hunter ducked addressing an issue in the campaign nor even considered missing a campaign forum or debate.
It is obvious that Hunter, even after a year and a half on the campaign trail has not lost his enthusiasm or desire to be the next Governor of Louisiana. In considering the attributes of Hunter Lundy, one does not have to say: “Hunter is friendly to Christians,” or “Hunter will probably have Christians in his administration,” because Hunter is not only a Christian but also a BELIEVER in the Glory of Jesus Christ. His compassion and faith is obvious in all he is doing on the campaign trail for Governor.
The concept of Christians and or Believers being involved in government and the election process is nothing new here in the United States of America. In fact, most of the signers of the Declaration of Independence and the majority of the soldiers in the that war that gave us our independence were BELIEVERS including the Commander in Chief, General George Washington.
What a joy and feeling of confidence it will be for most Louisianans to have a Christian Believer and a man of compassion and courage sitting in the Governor’s chair in Baton Rouge, La. So it is with great honor and sincerity that our little Christian newspaper, INSPIRE LOUISIANA, enthusiastically endorses HUNTER LUNDY for Governor of Louisiana in the October 14, 2023 election.       

By: J. R. Skains