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Ron Paul to get endorsed by New Jersey’s top Conservative Assemblyman
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http://usadaily.com/Article.cfm?articleID=157251
USA Daily exclusive-New Jersey’s top Conservative state legislator, Republican Assemblyman Michael J. Doherty (R) is set to endorse Ron Paul Saturday during Paul’s Liberty Rally at Independence Mall in Philadelphia PA.
Doherty’s endorsement will be the first high profile endorsement of Ron Paul from an elected official in the Garden State.
Doherty’s name often gets bantered about as a potential gubernatorial or U.S. senate candidate among conservative activists in the state. The endorsement may have influence among Social and Fiscal Conservatives in New Jersey’s GOP primary this February.
Doherty has a strong pro-life record and has never voted for a tax increase. The assemblyman is a top vote earner among Conservatives and Moderates in his district and is known for his defense of the Bill of Rights.
It should also be noted that Doherty is a West Point graduate and his endorsement of Ron Paul may be seen as further evidence that Ron Paul has growing support among those with military backgrounds.
USA Daily has learned that monetary policy and a non interventionist foreign policy were both major factors that Doherty took into consideration regarding tomorrow’s endorsement of Ron Paul.
Doherty’s endorsement of Ron Paul may also be an early sign that some Republicans are starting to think Paul can win the nomination.
The endorsement may also be a sign that Ron Paul is intending to compete in north eastern states against Rudy Giuliani where Paul’s anti-war message and defense of civil liberties may be resonating well.
Ron Paul has momentum working for him now and there is a potential that his campaign may just be in the early stages of its growth.
There is already a buzz about another online grass roots fund raising extravaganza called the Boston Tea Party for the weekend of December 15th and 16th to commemorate the anniversary of the Bill of Rights and the Boston Tea Party. Visit the USA Daily Forum to discuss this and other issues.
Excelent News!
http://usadaily.com/Article.cfm?articleID=157251
USA Daily exclusive-New Jersey’s top Conservative state legislator, Republican Assemblyman Michael J. Doherty (R) is set to endorse Ron Paul Saturday during Paul’s Liberty Rally at Independence Mall in Philadelphia PA.
Doherty’s endorsement will be the first high profile endorsement of Ron Paul from an elected official in the Garden State.
Doherty’s name often gets bantered about as a potential gubernatorial or U.S. senate candidate among conservative activists in the state. The endorsement may have influence among Social and Fiscal Conservatives in New Jersey’s GOP primary this February.
Doherty has a strong pro-life record and has never voted for a tax increase. The assemblyman is a top vote earner among Conservatives and Moderates in his district and is known for his defense of the Bill of Rights.
It should also be noted that Doherty is a West Point graduate and his endorsement of Ron Paul may be seen as further evidence that Ron Paul has growing support among those with military backgrounds.
USA Daily has learned that monetary policy and a non interventionist foreign policy were both major factors that Doherty took into consideration regarding tomorrow’s endorsement of Ron Paul.
Doherty’s endorsement of Ron Paul may also be an early sign that some Republicans are starting to think Paul can win the nomination.
The endorsement may also be a sign that Ron Paul is intending to compete in north eastern states against Rudy Giuliani where Paul’s anti-war message and defense of civil liberties may be resonating well.
Ron Paul has momentum working for him now and there is a potential that his campaign may just be in the early stages of its growth.
There is already a buzz about another online grass roots fund raising extravaganza called the Boston Tea Party for the weekend of December 15th and 16th to commemorate the anniversary of the Bill of Rights and the Boston Tea Party. Visit the USA Daily Forum to discuss this and other issues.
