Soupyforuscongress

I WANT YOUR VOTE FOR Missouri's 4th Congressional District

This weekend is the final push before Tuesday to put Missouri and America first and take back all that we have lost in a short time under this administration!
As an athlete, I know what it means to win. I know how to be part of team to accomplish goals. District 4 is part of team Missouri.
As a small business owner, I know that we need to keep jobs in Missouri. We need to fight for American businesses to come to Missouri. And we need to help Missouri businesses thrive.
CRT, indoctrination and transgender grooming needs to be out of our schools!
Our borders need to be secured and our border states need to be safe for Americans.
We need to keep fighting for life and the lives of our most innocent.
We need to uphold our CONSTITUTIONAL rights and the right to bear arms.
Recently, we have seen legally armed citizens save lives. Stricter laws should be enforced on those who commit the crimes rather than those protecting our citizens.
Vote for me and we will work to get our economy back on track and keep China out of Missouri. We will keep men out of women’s sports. We need to support our law enforcement AND our military and give them the tools to protect us when needed.
We need to stop with the political correctness and canceling. We need to stop being offended and looking out for Missourians and Americans first!

As a coach and player I often used the phrase “shoot, pass and kick some ass!”
Let’s do just that for Missouri District 4.
Shoot our guns
Pass the bills for conservative Missouri
And Kick ass for America!
Team Missouri!

M-I-Z-Z-O-U!!!!!

MU Women's and Children's Hospital Supporting the heroes that you all are and continue to be
I’ll be working for you soon!

Jim "Soupy" Campbell, formally a high-scoring forward for the St. Louis Blues and now a St. Louis County restauranteur, pledges to be a strong conservative presence in national politics if elected to the United States House of Representatives in Missouri's Fourth District.

Campbell, a self-described "staunch Republican," seeks to replace Vicky Hartzler, who is running for the United States Senate.

"I'm an advocate for a strong national defense, securing our southern border and domestic energy policies that benefit, rather than damage, America," Campbell explained. "I'll be a dependable counter-weight to those on the other side of the political aisle in Washington who don't seem to care very much for this great country."

A father of two, the 49-year-old Campbell played in the National Hockey League for eight seasons, with his most productive years coming with the Blue Note in the late-1990s. He currently owns the Geyer Inn and John P. Field's of Clayton. He has called Missouri home for nearly 30 years, and is currently building a residence in Camden County.

Campbell was on the US 1994 Olympic hockey team, and was named to the National Hockey League's All-Rookie Team in 1997.

The retired hockey star is also a member of Mensa

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