Desperate Ken Marsh compares himself to veterans and firefighters? Outrage follows!

In a startling turn of events Ken Marsh, Democrat candidate for Sarasota County School Board in District 1, has released an audio titled “Sacrifice: What My Opponents Don’t Want You To Know”. In the audio Marsh compares himself to veterans, police officers and firefighters. This comparison has evoked outrage.

If elected Marsh, a life long bureaucrat, by Florida law cannot double dip for six months. This also applies to others who are elected to public office including retired members of the Florida National Guard, police officers and firefighters. Marsh touts this as a “sacrifice” equal to that of those who served in our military, police officers and as firefighters.

Listen to the Marsh audio:

Some veterans question how sitting behind a comfy chair at a desk in a school district office equates to fighting for the nation in WW II, Korea, Vietnam, Kosovo, Iraq or Afghanistan. Not double dipping for six months is not equal to risking ones life to protect the country.

Marsh has little experience in self-sacrifice. Serving as a bureaucrat for 35-years, most recently overseeing the building of schools, has little to do with service to the nation or rushing to fight a fire or police officers responding to a 911 call.

Marsh’s self-serving audio has gone viral but not for the reason Marsh intended.

Democrat desperation is setting in across America. Democrats are not trusted to do the nations business. Using veterans and firefights as political pawns is bad enough. Marsh’s audio appears to be self-serving at best and an insult to those who risk their lives to protect Floridians at the worst.

Do you trust a man who thinks of himself in this way?