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He refused to be interviewed by this paper's editorial board and has not even created a website to introduce himself to the voters.That is why the WTE editorial board is recommending Tom Jones for the House District 42 seat in the Republican primary on Aug. 19. Mr. Jones has experience as a lawmaker and lobbyist in Wyoming. Mr. Blackburn made an unsuccessful bid for this seat in 2010, and he seems to favor gun rights and other social issues above all else.To say Mr. Jones has experience in Wyoming politics would be an understatement. He spent 10 years (1977-1987) as a state representative, he was deputy state auditor (1987-1991) and he has been an independent lobbyist for more than 20 years. The residents in his district could not ask for a candidate with more knowledge about the statehouse, and there was little he told our editorial board that we didn't agree with.We were pleased that Mr. Jones listed education as the primary reason he's running. He rightly sees a problem in Wyoming education, and he supports the ways we see to fix it, mainly enacting the Common Core standards, supporting accountability and hiking the number of charter schools in the state.We're not so sure about his assertion that the problems in the state Department of Education will go away when current Superintendent Cindy Hill's term expires. We think the issues run much deeper than that, and we were surprised that Mr. Jones failed to recognize that.It's good to see Mr. Jones wants the state to expand Medicaid coverage, and it's refreshing to see a candidate who declines to use the boogeyman about the federal government not living up to its obligation to deny needy working people health insurance. While Mr. Jones recognizes that things usually work best when government is out of the way, he also knows there is a role it can play to make lives better.Like others who sat with our editorial board in June, Mr. Jones is skeptical of WYDOT's funding woes, so he offered no real solution to the problem of the state's crumbling infrastructure.He does not support increasing the state's gas tax, mainly because he doesn't believe WYDOT has made a good case to get more funding. To us, they make their case every time a traveler hits one of the growing number of potholes on Wyoming's highways.Mr. Jones supports growing the rainy-day account (currently at 1.6 billion) more slowly, which is refreshing to hear, but he says it should continue to grow. He points to 1986 when the state could have used a rainy-day account, and he says he would not like to see that happen again. 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