Feeney Celebrates Primary Victory - Well Prepared for a General Election that Offers Two Very Distinct Choices between a "Reaganest Republican" and a Liberal Puppet
Feeney Celebrates Primary Victory
Well Prepared for a General Election that Offers Two Very Distinct Choices between a "Reaganest Republican" and a Liberal Puppet
Oviedo, FL -- Tom Feeney today celebrated his victory over Jason Paul Davis in the 24th Congressional Republican Primary election. Tom Feeney now focuses on offering Central Floridians one of two very distinct choices this November. Named the Reaganest Republican by the Washington Post, Tom Feeney will face Suzanne Kosmas in the general election in November, and there could not be a more apparent disparity in the legislative records, accomplishments and values of the two candidates.
"I want to thank my supporters in Central Florida and on the Space Coast who put down their yard rakes from Tropical Storm Fay and came out to vote in today's primary. Now, we move on to the general election where Central Floridians could not have two more distinct choices.
"Between now and November, Central Floridians will see the great disparity in the legislative records, accomplishments, and values between myself and Suzanne Kosmas. Additionally, I plan to highlight my vision for the future with my action plans to immediately lower energy prices, fight liberal tax increases on hardworking middle-class families, curb wasteful pork spending, and eliminate illegal immigration.
"I have a proven record of accomplishments for Central Florida that includes bucking my own party, and I plan to show voters the difference between proven leadership and the puppet leadership. Most recently, Kosmas' puppetry is evident as she has joined fellow Washington liberals in their 'do nothing' energy plan that refuses to develop America's energy sources and hands billions of dollars directly to dangerous leaders like Venezuela's Hugo Chavez and Iran's Mahmoud Ahmadinejad," said Feeney.
See Tom's Energy ACTION plan here.
This November the choice couldnât be clearer on energy, job creation, taxes, and family issues: See comparison attachments
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