NYC TV Election 2006 Update

NEW YORK John Clifton Set To Give A Run for Governor as Jeff Russell takes on Hillary Clinton

Democrats Hillary Clinton and Eliot Spitzer are expected by mass media to win their elections, for senate and governor. The mass media has ignored the most important candidates and focused on the two with the most advertising budgets. This horror must be stopped.

Senator Clinton is hoping a good result will boost into a presidential bid in 2008. If Mr Spitzer wins he will be the first Democratic governor of New York since 1994 and we need what John Clifton has to offer. It has been a tired story with the Democrats and the Republicans taking turns ripping off the people. Time to make the vote count and step to the plate. It is not throwing the vote away to vote for something other than the better of two evils

In the 26th House district, incumbent Republican Tom Reynolds is fighting for his political life after details emerged of how much he knew about disgraced Congressman Mark Foley's activities before they became public. He is also the chair of the committee in charge of keeping the Republicans' majority in the House. As we can see the Democrats have little to offer and the Republicans are fat from their debaucheries, treason and lust and just want more. It is time to make that choice to vote someone new and outstanding. You must take the time to see what the other candidates are saying.

There is also potential for a Democratic takeover in districts 20 and 24 and - if there is a real Democratic tide on 7 November - districts 3, 9, 19, 25 and 29. You must find Libertarian or Independents to full those spots and take back the government from these corrupt parties.
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Democratic Senator Hillary Clinton faces Libertarian candidate Jeff Russel and Republican John Spencer. It looks like the choice here is to vote the better of two evils or vote for.Jeff Russell

http://www.russellforsenate.org/

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The estimated Hispanic population of the United States as of July 1, 2005, making people of Hispanic origin the nation's largest ethnic or race minority. Hispanics constituted 14 percent of the nation's total population. (This estimate does not include the 3.9 million residents of Puerto Rico.)
la población aproximada hispana de los Estados Unidos en la fecha de julio 1 de 2005, hace que la gente de origen hispana sea la minoría étnica mas grande de la nación o la raza más grande. Los hispanos constituyen 14 por ciento de la población total de la nación. (esta estimación no incluye los 3.9 millones de residentes de Puerto Rico)

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