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Official Campaign Ad - Gene Douglass For Congress North Carolina District #2

Because I am a retired Chemistry teacher, and I am applying for a job to represent you in the 2nd District of North Carolina, I figured my one campaign ad for this cycle so far is a good choice.

This video was a dry run of a topic dear to my heart, in the application process for a possible job a few years ago. It illustrates my former Career as a College/University Chemistry professor. My assistants were my youngest son Robert Douglass, now a pilot, and one of my former Organic Chemistry students Jorge. He was one of our chemistry majors at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, a great guy and very smart, now serving our country in the Texas Army Reserves. Besides, you may learn a little Organic Chemistry. Enjoy. I believe the best thing I can do is present my full credentials, and this as an example, of what I can bring to the US House, to assist in improving STEM education in the United States.

I think presenting a sample lecture, is a good way, to show you all what real people do for a living, and why I will represent real people in the US House.

Here is a YouTube list of all the videos I have from my previous campaigns and this campaign where I was interviewed by numerous media personalities. It is funny because in some ways the local News stations and PBS took my campaign more seriously than the local PBS and network stations here in Raleigh. Just goes to show how things have changed over 20 plus years. The current MSM is not interested in giving any free media attention to candidates who disagree with their own network and personal political leanings. But, the old ones represent my views 20+ years ago, which have not changed but gotten fine tuned over the years.

I hope you find them informative, while I ask for your vote next March.

If you wish to donate to my campaign here is the link below:
To Donate to my campaign for the US House NC #2.

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