NY-25: Former Ron Paul Organizer David Gay Jumps Into Congressional Race

Ever since Republican Congressman Jim Walsh announced his retirement, the GOP has had a difficult time finding a candidate to run for this district, leaving Democrat Dan Maffei unopposed.  Well, Maffei is still the clear favorite to win in November, but he is not officially unopposed anymore; David Gay, a former organizer for Ron Paul's presidential campaign, has stepped up to the plate.  I have a feeling that the GOP will have trouble getting behind him, though, since he doesn't exactly toe the party line when it comes to intervening in other people's– or other nations'– matters:  

As a true Conservative Republican voter, I will answer this call to action. I will defeat my opponent using no other guide for my campaign than the Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution. In Congress I will work relentlessly in defense of our rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.  I believe we should eliminate the income tax, stop taxing Social Security pensions, respect private property, secure our national borders, stop government spending with credit we can never afford to repay, and bring our troops home from all over the world immediately.  In Washington, I will fight to keep the government out of our wallets, our bedrooms, our telephone calls, and our daily lives. 

Somehow, I have a feeling that the only Republicans left in the northeast will be those with libertarian views such as those of David Gay.  And even then, the Democrats will handily win.  Here’s to the prospect of a completely blue northeast!  

2 thoughts on “NY-25: Former Ron Paul Organizer David Gay Jumps Into Congressional Race”

  1. If this all they got, the NRSC will simply just cede this seat to us.  I doubt they will spend a single cent or even bother talking with this guy about how to win.  I like freebie seats  ðŸ™‚

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