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November 3rd, 2009
04:10 PM ET

Election Day: My favorite day of the year

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RNC Chairman Michael Steele

Today is my favorite day. Why? Because it’s Election Day…

It’s my favorite day because the Republican Party’s message affirms faith in the individual. Americans are intelligent people who, when empowered to keep their own money and make their own choices, are best able to build a good life for themselves and their families. Election Day is an opportunity for Americans to elevate more representatives to public office that believe and represent this core principle.

That’s why I am now headed to Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ, to join you, the grassroots, in support of our statewide and legislative Republican candidates.

Our candidates have offered a compelling alternative to the status quo. The economic policies that the current Democrat incumbent has forced on New Jersey over the last 4 years has crippled the NJ economy and cost jobs for New Jersey families. Despite the odds — President Obama easily carried the state in 2008, defeating Republican John McCain by 15 points and registered Democrats significantly outnumber Republicans — these Republicans have offered a new direction…a direction that offers growth and opportunity, not more government intervention and further job loss…as well as empower the individual, not government.

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soundoff (3 Responses)
  1. Terry, TX

    Yes....and Americans stepped up to the plate and let their vote count. Pay attention Pelosi and Reid.....pay attention....because you are next.

    November 4, 2009 at 8:52 am |
  2. josephine miller

    hopefully the newly elected officials will start listening to the people they are representing. obviously president obama isn't.

    November 4, 2009 at 1:31 am |
  3. Lori

    I would normally send my best wishes to you for a wonderful afternoon but you are already there. So, my only tthought is try to refrain from skipping from your car to the little booth.

    November 3, 2009 at 4:43 pm |

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