Wednesday, June 9, 2010

Why Does Bishop Fear Altschuler?

Rob Ryan, Senior Communications advisor to Randy Altschuler, the conservative Republican candidate for Congress (NY-1) today blasted four term liberal incumbent congressman Tim Bishop for trying to block Altschuler from attending the Oil Spill Summit in East Hampton. In a June 3, 2010 story in the East Hampton Star, reported that Congressman Tim Bishop personally called East Hampton Town Supervisor Bill Wilkinson to tell him that the invitation of Altschuler to the meeting "was not something he thought was appropriate."

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Tuesday, June 8, 2010

Randy Altschuler Stands with the Club for Growth, Renews Pledge to Repeal Obamacare

Randy Altschuler's Blog: The Club for Growth REPEAL IT! Pledge is a no-nonsense affirmation of my belief that the health care plan pushed through Congress by Tim Bishop, Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid and President Obama is bad for taxpayers and bad for America. This legislation will raise taxes and increase the deficit, while not improving health care for the average American. Real health care will come when we have Tort Reform, a lifting of state barriers on health insurance and a host of other free enterprise solutions. Any candidate for Congress, Republican or Democrat should sign this pledge if they sincerely believe in reforming the American health care system.

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Monday, June 7, 2010

Tim Bishop Negligent When it Comes to Passing a Budget

Randy Altschuler's Blog: It's time for the federal government to expect of itself, what average Americans and businesses accomplish everyday: operating within the confines of a defined budget.

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Friday, June 4, 2010

Capital Tonight: Extras

A poll conducted for Randy Altschuler indicates only a fusion candidate (like him) with the R and C lines can beat Rep. Tim Bishop.

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Thursday, June 3, 2010

NY-1 hopeful says only a fusion GOPer can beat Bishop

The Conservative Party candidate locked in a GOP primary for Democratic Rep. Tim Bishop's seat has an internal polling memo showing that only a fusion candidate with the "C" and "R" lines can win that right-tilting district in the fall.

The memo, obtained by POLITICO, was done by pollster John McLaughlin, who's working with businessman Randy Altschuler, the Conservative line candidate for the seat in which the GOP chips are still falling.

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Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Stop the Games - Move Federal Budget Forward


From Randy Altschuler's Blog: Tim Bishop needs to stop playing the cynical games of a career politician and fulfill his moral responsibility to his constituents and the American people. It's understandable that Tim Bishop would like to distance himself from the 2011 federal budget because it's filled with earmarks, pork and waste; it will lead to higher taxes and a bigger deficit and when the American people catch wind of it will lead to defeat at the polls for those who support it.

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Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Randy Altschuler's Blog: Reflections on Memorial Day

Randy Altschuler: "In a nation that stands for freedom, we, as a people, must never forget those who paid the ultimate price so we could be free. Two hundred and thirty four years ago this August, the Battle of Long Island took place and over three hundred patriots died fighting for a nation that was not even two months old. Their sacrifice has been repeated countless times in places with names like Guadalcanal, the Mekong Delta, and Fallujah. This Memorial Day as we sit at the beach, watch a ballgame, or barbeque with family or friends, we should take a few minutes to reflect on those Americans who, with above average courage, have fought and died so we can be free. Their love for this country should only be surpassed by the love and respect that we, as a nation, have for them."

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