restoring our nation’s confidence

Our country faces many challenges, and the road ahead for our great nation is going to be tough. Turning our economy and society back to the productive and successful model that we all grew up with is going to require hard work.

There will be difficult decisions that must be made by Congress which should be based on liberty, free enterprise, and a firm commitment to the ideas, principles, and wisdom of our Constitutional Republic's Founding Fathers.

Together we can begin to restore the people's confidence in their elected officials, but we must elect men and women of strong moral character, with a commitment to ethical behavior and a willingness to serve. I believe I can be that representative for you in Washington.

BIOGRAPHY

  • Practiced law in Louisiana for 34 years
  • Served as the Grant Parish Attorney from 1991-1997
  • Educated in the public schools of Grant and Rapides Parishes
  • Graduated from Tioga High School in 1971
  • Graduated LSU in 1976 with a BA in History, and LSU Law School in 1979
  • Served on the Louisiana College Board of Trustees (2001-2007)

  • Served on the Attakapas Council Board of Directors, Boy Scouts of America and is an Eagle Scout
  • Member of Kingsville Baptist Church
  • Married to the late Margaret Perry Tarpley for 27 years, and they have four children
  • Lives in Alexandria, Louisiana

Meet Ed

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