Press release from state GOP boss Chris Healy:
MEDIA ADVISORY: Justin Bernier, former Governor Rell Appointee, to announce his run for 5th Congressional District Seat
FARMINGTON - The former director of Connecticut's Office of Military Affairs, Justin Bernier (R), will officially announce his candidacy for the Fifth Congressional District on Thursday, March 26, 2009, at 9:45 am.
All members of the Connecticut media are invited to join Bernier and his supporters at the Farmington Community & Senior Center, for the announcement.
WHO: Justin Bernier
WHAT: Bernier to officially announce candidacy with a brief statement and key platform points
WHERE: Farmington Community & Senior Center, Room A/B, 321 New Britain Avenue, Unionville, CT
WHEN: Thursday, March 26, 2009 at 9:45 am
NOTE: Email justinbernier@hotmail.com for a copy of the statement and press release.
About Justin Bernier Bernier, 33, is an Intelligence Officer with the U.S. Navy reserve, a veteran of Operation Enduring Freedom (Afghanistan), and a former member of Second District Congressman Rob Simmons' staff. He played an instrumental role in saving Submarine Base New London in 2005. Justin is a native of Farmington. He and his wife, Jennie, live in Plainville.
PAID FOR AND AUTHORIZED BY CONNECTICUT REPUBLICANS, JERRY LABRIOLA JR. TREASURER
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Copyright 2009. All rights reserved.
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Sounds good so far. Would like to learn more, since Murphy hasn't impressed me any.
ReplyDeleteMurphy has voted straight part line while in the congress. He follows the liberal line of tax,spend and socialism.
ReplyDelete"The problem with Socialism is
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other people's money."
Margaret Thatcher
Hope you folks all realize that we aren't in Murphy's district!
ReplyDeleteSome of us are in Murphy's district.
ReplyDeleteDUMP MURPHY IN 2010!!!!!
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ReplyDeleteI've started with nothing, and I pretty much have all of it left"- Unknown
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, I can't believe you're quoting Fran Lebowitz. Who next? Perhaps Gore Vidal?
ReplyDelete"Underlying most arguments against the free market is a lack of belief in freedom itself"
-Milton Friedman
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ReplyDeleteTouche' Westconn!
ReplyDeleteThose are better than a quote from Fran Lebowitz (a virtual know-nothing), but five minutes of internet research is hardly worth a "touche'", unless (of course) you are a West-Conn student.
ReplyDeleteI shouldn't give "anonwestconn" that much credit. Finding those quotes probably took her half a day.
ReplyDeleteVidal is a fool (and a pervert) who states foolish things abundently.
Keynes of course was very smart, but his theory that enormous gov't spending boosts the economy has proven historically to be false except in perhaps one circumstance, World War Two (Anyone for WW3?). Through the mid-twentieth century Keynes' folly gave way to more factual theories such as those by Milton Friedman.
Now back to school young lady! Better yet, get a job.
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ReplyDeleteIf someone at Westconn is saying an economic boom happened after World War 2 that had anything to do with policy derived from Keynesian theory is feeding you a pile of s___.
ReplyDeleteI believe Keynes was for manipulating interest rates in order to stimulate growth in addition to government spending massive amounts to grow the economy. The latter being the most ridiculous, both theories are flawed at best.
I have a job and a life. And what you need is a spanking.
If someone at Westconn is saying an economic boom happened after World War 2 that had anything to do with policy derived from Keynesian theory is feeding you a pile of s___.
ReplyDeleteNo its fact.
Manipulating interest rates? Massive government spending? Add in irrational markets and dangerous deregulation and you have George Bush's economic record.
anonwestconnstooge:
ReplyDeleteFDR's Keynesian policies prolonged the Depression.
And you're statement's about conservatives are all a farce.
What is truth is that you're a twisted left wing zealot...who needs a spanking.
anonwestconnsweetie:
ReplyDeleteYou consistantly use bad punctuation. How on earth do you expect us to believe you understand Keynesian Economics?
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ReplyDeleteI'm a conservative who believes in the basic ideas that our country was founded, not ones of 19th century socialists, 20th century Marxists or 21st century progessives.
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