Do you support Evans or Gentry for State Assembly?

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Do you support Evans or Gentry for State Assembly? ( polls)

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true american wrote on Oct 15, 2008 2:04 PM:

" As you can tell doris is running against noreen evans she can use all the help you can give.this weekend she will have alot of yard signs .if you want one to put in your yard please e-mail doris at dorisgentry.com .if you have time maybe you could help deliver these signs.thank you,true american. "

jersey guy wrote on Oct 19, 2008 6:08 PM:

" This a perfect example of no choice at all. I will not vote in this particular race. "

musikluvr wrote on Oct 22, 2008 5:14 PM:

" If you knew the two there would be no contest. Evans is a dour, unfriendly and introspective person. Doris is a bubbly, outgoing and personable woman. Evans is owned by the unions and wants to make it easier to raise taxes. Doris is her own person who embodies the American spirit and wants government to work for us. "

Dirty Napkin wrote on Oct 23, 2008 8:03 PM:

" I used to know Doris. All the things she says in her blogs on her web site are bent.. Not lies, just a bit skewed. I just don't trust her. "

markmathews wrote on Oct 29, 2008 5:22 AM:

" I have already voted against Evans; AGAIN. I don't vote for democrat union controlled candidates, as their beliefs are anthemia to me, and besides, I cannot stand her Kennedyesque grin. Time for "Change," as Saint Obama has said. Vote Gentry. "

BillerIC wrote on Nov 5, 2008 1:01 AM:

" Unfortunately there will always be someone who has questionnable ethics. Anyone who knows Doris Gentry knows that she does not lie, nor
"bend" anything. She will call you on anything that is not ethical, and does not conduct herself in a manner that would put doubt or question in anything that comes out of her mouth.
She says and stands up for what is right, therefore I guess we should expect someone to try and sway votes. I guess we could say "hummmmm" to other comments and wonder what happened? Perhaps one making such comments should evaluate their own ethics??? Napa would only benefit from a woman in office like Doris! "

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