FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
SEPTEMBER 15, 2014
Queens Village Republican Club Endorses
Grant Lally for NY’s 3rd Congressional District
On the anniversary of the U.S. Constitution, September 17th, 2014, the Queens Village Republican Club is proud to throw its full support and enthusiastic endorsement behind Grant Lally. Mr. Lally is the Republican, Conservative and Libertarian candidate for New York’s 3rd Congressional District, a huge district which stretches across three counties from the Northeastern end of Queens, through Nassau and Suffolk. Lally is polling well in the district and enjoys tremendous support in the immigrant community as well as from traditional hard working middle income New Yorkers.
The Queens Village Republican Club commemorates the 13th anniversary of the evil terrorist attack on our nation the morning of September 11, 2001, by remembering our fallen heroes and those who lost their lives in the burning towers, and showing our pride and love of America by flying the American Flag. Our member Frederick Bedell, wrote the following letter which was published in the Times Ledger newspapers requesting that all Americans fly the flag on 9/11 in honor of all those who lost their lives on that fateful day as well as the brave men and women who serve our nation today.
Local media blasts Steve Israel for far left Obama, Pelosi ties
The statewide, congressional and assembly candidates who spoke at the Republican candidates rally Tuesday evening at the St. Anne’s Council Hall of the Glen Oaks Knights of Columbus, said it was the most amazing candidates meeting they ever attended. The meeting was in the format of a candidates rally, with cheering and chants and a T-shirt auction led by retired NYPD Captain, Joe Concannon. The energetic event succeeded in getting the crowd of over 100 attendees packed into the SRO meeting hall sufficiently fired up go out and spread the message of personal freedom and support the candidates to win back our government for the people of the State of New York in the upcoming General Election in November.
