Retirement for Menendez
Aug 05, 2012 | 983 views | 3 3 comments | 8 8 recommendations | email to a friend | print

Dear Editor:

Bob Menendez, the Democrat candidate for United States Senate, must be tired or he is simply taking our vote for granted. His record shows he has endorsed or promoted every failed economic policy of the Obama administration. He has not had the courage to address the unemployment crisis or our floundering economy. A leader would offer solutions to these problems. He has not. He is not a leader. He is part of the problem.

The Republican candidate for United States Senate, Joe Kyrillos, is a leader. He is not afraid to tackle tough economic problems. As State Senator, Joe Kyrillos worked with Governor Chris Christie when difficult, but necessary, decisions were made in order to balance New Jersey’s budget. With Joe’s help, we have broadened our tax base by encouraging companies to relocate to New Jersey. Senator Kyrillos has clearly shown himself to be a hard working and dedicated leader and advocate for our state over the past few months.

Hoboken residents have had the opportunity to meet and get to know Joe Kyrillos. He has been to Hoboken several times to visit our wonderful town and to talk with Hoboken residents. He has toured the waterfront, visited the Garden Street Farmers’ Market, interacted with small business owners, attended our Arts and Music Festival and even helped parents cheer on their kids at a Little League game in Stevens Park.

Bob Menendez is so out of touch that, in 2004 (during the Bush administration), he went on record saying that a 5.6 per cent unemployment rate was unacceptable. Currently (during the Obama Administration), unemployment is 8.2 per cent. One is left to wonder whether Menedez thinks 8.2 percent is acceptable. It’s time to give early retirement to Bob Mendez.

Diana Davis
Chair Republicans of Hoboken

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InfotainMe
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August 05, 2012
Diana, it's the "Democratic" candidate. In a civil society we call people what they call themselves unless their self-identification is intentionally offensive.

The two famous exceptions were Churchill's "Nazzies" and Bush's "Sadd'm." What they share is a winking desire to demean by misnaming that which we know we can never find common ground with.

Reviewing the conduct of your party since it decided upon this tactic, I suppose the same may be said.

But be advised as a fellow resident - the cleverness of dropping the "ic" expired quite some time ago, leaving only the residue of paltry incivility masquerading as rebellion. I do hope I'm not the first person telling you this.
Yanks1977
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August 05, 2012
Maybe she meant to write Democrats' candidate or it was just a typo. I never knew that about the Nazzies, quite interesting. Natzi is probably not the correct pronunciation anyway, how was it pronounced in the German?
buhloney
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August 06, 2012
There is no need to engage with Ms. Davis or even remotely entertain the notion of taking her seriously as a spokesperson for the Republics. As someone who supported Nino Giachi and the tax-guzzling Russo majority in last year's City Council elections and who has never missed an opportunity to avoid taking a public stand on any major municipal issue that pits fiscal conservatives against the tax-gulping Democratic county machine. Ms. Davis is far more preoccupied with her own self-importance and access to power than with advocating issues that actually advance the interests of our community's taxpayers and fiscal conservatives. When push comes to shove, she aids and abets the "Democrat" machine every time.

Next, please.