An assortment of July 4th messages came in via email. I apologize for the formatting issues. Any time I am cutting and pasting from various sources the HTML gets all goofed up; I try to fix it but my hand coding skills are not that great:
Mark Painter, candidate for the 146th state house district:
Happy 236th birthday, America!
Coleen
and I spent the day at the Pottstown Fourth of July parade. We saw some
of you there. Wherever you are, we hope you're enjoying a happy and
restful holiday.
And thanks again for all that you do for my campaign.
Congresswoman Allyson Schwartz (13th district):
On July 4th 1776, right here in Philadelphia, our nation's forefathers put ink quill to parchment and signed the Declaration of Independence.
For 236 years this document has
served as a living testament to the rights, the beliefs, and the values of our nation. It has guided
us through times of war and of times of prosperity, and now today it is more important than ever.
As a Member of Congress, and as
an American, I am often humbled by the wisdom our forefathers displayed in leaving us such an important
legacy.
In honor of America, please join
with me to take a moment to read the Declaration
of Independence
.
Thank you for the privilege of
representing you in the U.S. House of Representatives. It is an honor to be your voice in Congress.
George Badey, candidate for 7th congressional district:
First,
I want to say thanks for all the support you showed our campaign. In
recent weeks, Badey for Congress received many contributions. Without
your willingness to contribute, our democracy would become the preserve
of the ultra-wealthy.
Today
marks the 236th birthday of the United States of America. Throughout
our nation's history, we have faced many obstacles and emerged
undeterred. We need people in Congress willing to put aside personal
agendas to face these challenges. We are at a turning point.
Today
I walked in the Springfield, Marple Newtown, and Skippack parades and
seeing so many of our families, friends, and veterans lining the routes
in celebration of our freedom is a testament to the American spirit.
Tonight I will be attending fireworks displays in Upper Merion, Radnor,
Lansdowne, and Clifton Heights. Volunteers from our campaign will also
be at events across the district with signup sheets for anyone looking
to get involved. I hope you will join me in honoring our nation as well
as meeting me in person to discuss issues that affect you.
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