Spam email from Christine Jones for governor campaign

I received the following spam email today (a link on the email claims, falsely, that I opted in for it in October 2013) from the Christine Jones for governor campaign.  Jones is a former GoDaddy executive who looks like a terrible candidate for governor of Arizona.

Dear James,

        As a Republican candidate for Governor, I am frequently

asked where I stand on the issues important to our state-issues

ranging from immigration and education to economic development

and healthcare.

        At a recent forum I was asked one of the single-most

important questions that a candidate for political office can

face. The question was, "Where does your moral compass come

from?"

        At three years old, I climbed onto the Sunday School bus

that drove the neighborhood kids to the local evangelical church.

It was there that I learned about God and His Son, Jesus. Since

then, I have let my personal relationship with Him be my moral

compass.

        One of my life phrases is, "Do the right thing because

it's the right thing to do." I am not interested in making

excuses or politicizing important issues. I am interested in

doing things based on conviction and personal belief. As

Governor, I can promise you that I will adhere to my moral

compass.

        If you would like to hear more about my story and why I

am running for Governor, I invite you to join me Tuesday, April

29th, from 6:30-8:00pm at New Life Community Church of the

Nazarene in Show Low. I hope you can make it!

        Best,

        Jones for Governor, Inc · Primary

        PO Box 13087

        Phoenix, AZ 85002-3087, United States

        Paid for by Jones for Governor, Inc.