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Manchester GOP: Where the Rubber Hits the Road

jackpeak130, Neighbor

Director Mark Tweedie and political newcomer Patrick Greene appear on
Manchester Review in October to argue that a Republican majority will
bring fiscal sanity to Manchester.  Greene and Tweedie both run small
businesses.They say that when the rubber hits the road, Manchester
Republicans know what to do.

Tweedie and Greene, along with
newcomer and businessman Tim Devanney, Bert Gay, and incumbents Susan
Holmes and Cheri Pelletier hope to replace the democratic majority on
the Board of Directors and get down to business building a more
efficient Town government and lowering taxes. In addition they plan to
investigate the feasibility of rubberizing our Town roads to reduce
noise and costs, develop additional strategies to encourage business
 growth in Manchester and re-evaluate the multitude of Town Commissions
and Boards. Tweedie, Greene and Devanney all have business experience to
bring to the table. Check out the candidates on the GOP website: http://www.mrtc1.com

Tune in to Cox PATV channel 15 Mondays at 9 PM or YouTube (google: Manchester GOP Election 2013 PARTS I AND II) to hear about these two candidates and others on the Republican slate.

Part I: /www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZQXZYOeUg0

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Part II: /www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZQXZYOeUg0

Remember to vote on November 5.

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