Rich

Husband/Father/Ordinary Guy/Patriot

[Rich @RichRichtnk]

True. VOTE TODAY

[gary sasse @gssasse]

On November 3rd will Rhode Islanders vote for the status quo of punitive taxes, a middling economy, bloated welfare,too many failing schools,high utility bill, and a housing affordability crisis. Insanity is continuing to do the same things and expecting different results.

[Rich @RichRichtnk]

@gssasse No more status quo

[LoughlinRI1 @LoughlinRI1]

Our first campaign ad is out! 🚁

Army helicopter pilot, combat veteran, former General Assembly member, and NASA alum John Loughlin is taking on Rhode Island’s sky-high energy bills.

From the cockpit he sees a spectacular state. On the ground, one-party politics and government rules are driving some of the highest electric costs in the country.

His plan: base rates on real costs—and cut bills in half.

Watch the ad and see why common sense starts with lower energy costs. #Loughlin4RI #LowerEnergyBills

[Rich @RichRichtnk]

@MikeWChip @Rando4Rep You are a good man

[Narragansett Republican Party @NarragansettGOP]

Join the Narragansett Republican Party for one last big open bar event before Election Day, featuring special guest @LoughlinRI1, Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor!

[Rich @RichRichtnk]

@NarragansettGOP @AnthonyDEllena @LoughlinRI1 Victory in 26

[Rich @RichRichtnk]

Victory in 26

[John DePetro Show @JohnDePetroshow]

Your next LT Governor

[John DePetro Show @JohnDePetroshow]

Your next LT Governor

[Rich @RichRichtnk]

@AshleyKalus Boycott CVS and Helena

[Rob Schneider 🇺🇸 @RobSchneider]

FACT CHECKED✅

[Proud Elephant 🇺🇸🦅 @ProudElephant]

Why is everything more expensive in Democrat run states? 🧐

[Monique Chartier @MoniqAR]

Rhode Islanders' "... excruciating electric bill isn't a cash grab from the electric company.  ​It's what happens when lawmakers pass bad policies."

Excellent, eye-opening, new short video by @RICenterFreedom.

[Rich @RichRichtnk]

John is the best hope.

[Ashley Kalus @AshleyKalus]

This is a legitimate candidate. Support him.

[Ashley Kalus @AshleyKalus]

This is a legitimate candidate. Support him.

[Rich @RichRichtnk]

@AF2002RI @kathyprojo Classic

[Rich @RichRichtnk]

Keep voting blue ?

[Rich @RichRichtnk]

We all know how this plays out

[Ashley Kalus @AshleyKalus]

Helena: Ken needs to stop complaining about my boy Aaron Guckian. Yucky Gucky’s three-digit license plate is already in the mail, so it’s a done deal.

[Rich @RichRichtnk]

@AnthonyDEllena @KateFangman @projo Speaker of House is the most powerful politician in RI. No line item veto for governor

[Rich @RichRichtnk]

Still frustrated at grocery stores using digital coupons. Should be against law

[Lt. Gov. Sabina Matos @LGSabinaMatos]

Episode 2 of Positive #Aging RI is now up on our YouTube channel! Be sure to check out our conversation with @AARPRI State Director Catherine Taylor.

https://t.co/fIPSWpxQfH

[LoughlinRI1 @LoughlinRI1]

Rhode Island doesn’t need a millionaire tax.
It needs more millionaires.
Helena Foulkes wants a 3% surcharge that jacks the top rate to 8.99% and hopes for $135–142 million.
Here’s the part they won’t say:
Cut the top rate 1–2% and double the number of millionaires living here — and Rhode Island likely raises MORE income-tax revenue than her tax.
On the order of $155 million to nearly $290 million a year. Before extra sales and property taxes.
It’s common sense.
You don’t grow a tax base by chasing success out of town.
Foulkes: “pay for it with a millionaires tax.”
“The wealthiest Rhode Islanders will pay for it.”Massachusetts already ran this play.
First full year of their surtax: $4.2 billion in income left the state. High earners drove ~70% of the loss.2,300 RI residents earn $1M+.
People making $200k+ are 7% of filers and already pay 55% of the income tax.
Punish that group, and working families get the bill when they leave.
I want a Millionaire Magnet plan: job credits for pass-through businesses and stronger charity deductions so wealth creators move HERE.
Growth over envy.
More millionaires. More jobs. More revenue.— John Loughlin, candidate for Lt. Governor