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NY-19's former Representative John Hall sparked wide debate this week when he told the NY Observer the country is currently descending into corporate-controlled "fascism" thanks to activist Supreme Court judges. As reported here in November, autopsies of Hall's defeat attributed heavy outside spending on attack ads as the likely difference in the close race, only...
Democratic Congressman John Hall is now in a virtual dead heat with self-funded candidate Dr. Nan Hayworth, according to a poll from the RNN cable network.
Neil Di Carlo lost the Republican Primary to Nan Hayworth in September, but the race for the conservative vote is not entirely over in 19th Congressional District as some abortion foes won't back Hayworth.
The integrity of a Republican Nan Hayworth's congressional campaign came under fire this week after news emerged that three of her notaries, including her campaign manager, admitted to misconduct.
In one of the most bizarre and blindly partisan comments ever made, a candidate for New York's 19th Congressional district claims that the GOP is behind all society's great advances.
Greg Ball announced Saturday that he's abandoning his campaign for the 19th Congressional District seat held by Rep. John Hall, and will run instead for the New York State Senate.
We may not have to worry about a confusing Hall vs. Ball Congressional race this time next year. That's because another Republican candidate has thrown her hat into the ring, and (thank goodness) her name doesn't rhyme with "all." Westchester opthamologist Nan Hayworth has thrown her hat in the ring.
New York's19th Congressional district runs through the northern part of Rockland County and Take19 is the organization that helped secured that district for Democrats in 2006 when they backed John Hall in the Congressional Election. Now they're fired up and ready to go for 2010.
Not only has Assembly member Greg Ball (who's running for Congress against John Hall) been getting government-paid, single-payer health care for most of his adult life, he also recalls how the Kennedy family paid for his health carw when he was a child.
Congressman Eliot Engel has joined House progressives in sternly warning the Obama administration and Senate members that no legislation will pass without a government-run "public option" plan. And look forward to health-care forums and town halls to come to Rockland County soon.
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