Speaking Out Southbridge spotlights Jeff Beatty.
I am writing to urge all voters not to vote for the re-election of Sen. John Kerry and to state for the record that not anyone in this region should give him a vote.
A strong message should be sent by voting for his able opponent, Republican Jeff Beatty.
John Kerry has abandoned us and continues to do so. He did literally nothing to get us a Department of Defense Accounting Center that the first President Bush had committed to Southbridge, with its 4,500-7,500 good-paying jobs. When the father Bush was defeated by Bill Clinton and the Democratic Secretary of Defense came in, Les Aspin, the promised project and jobs were downsized to the “DUD” it is now.
John Kerry and Sen. Kennedy did nothing and look at what the $100 million facility is now, a ghost town and doing nothing for the economic growth for our region and the homeowners and businesses of Southbridge who are subsidizing that facility with a $600,000 a year tax break.
The record is clear, John Kerry and Kennedy have been missing in action. John Kerry has not been here in years to specifically rectify the “DUD” that once was to be a promising economic engine despite all the promises from Washington and the likes of John Kerry and Ted Kennedy. Send a message now by voting for the Republican, Jeff Beatty, for Senate.
About Me
- Raymond Smalley
- Technology consumes our everyday. Instant and text messages allow constant contact. Social networking expands our communities. Blogs model our opinions. The internet provides information. While the aforesaid are convenient, they are also problematic. They are independent. They are unpredictable. In politics, I transformed technology. For you, I will as well. I have worked and consulted in a presidential campaign, two gubernatorial campaigns, several congressional and statewide campaigns. Prior to this, I was a reporter. I understand new media. I understand technology. I am aggressive, comprehensive, and persistent. I can improve your company. Blogs, cellular technology, fundraising tools, instant messaging, text messaging, and social networking. We will channel them. You may not embrace technology. You may not respect technology. However, America’s alteration is permanent. Customer communication and interaction are vital. I anticipate your response.