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In his race against RINO Tom Kean Jr., John Ginty is certainly an underdog. However, he's got a legitimate chance off pulling of an upset if enough people hear about him and how his positions differ from those of Kean. To date, most Republicans I've spoken to about the Ginty/Kean primary race have switched to supporting Ginty once Kean's liberal positions were made clear. In the interest of further spreading the word, I got my hands on a Ginty flyer and scanned it in. Here's a very lo-res version of what it looks like: A slightly-higher-res PDF version of this...

Ginty Pledges Support for Home Education in honor of the Second Anniversary of the 2004 Trenton Rally May 25, 2006 Contact: John Ginty (201) 264-9136 (Ridgewood, May 24, 2006) -In honor of the two-year anniversary of the Trenton Home Education Rally held May 24, 2004, John Ginty, the conservative candidate in this year's Republican U. S. Senate primary election in New Jersey, pledged his continued support of home education. Ginty fully recognizes the success of parents who are freely allowed to direct the upbringing and education of their children without government intrusion. When almost 2000 members of the burgeoning, New...

John P. Ginty Republican Candidate for U.S. Senate Primary Election Date is June 6, 2006 (Currently collecting petition signatures due April 10, 2006 for ballot qualification)  Short Biography Bergen County Republican Committeeman, 1998 to present Ridgewood Republican Club president, 1999-2003 Financial Data analyst at a major New York City-based publishing company U.S. Navy, submarine force, 1988-1993 University of Notre Dame (1988), University of Chicago Business School (1995), Rutgers Law School (2003) Issues (partial list) Supports the establishment of Border Security, opposes any proposed “amnesty” program for illegal aliens Supports Marriage Protection Amendment to the U.S. Constitution 100% Pro-Life Opposes embryonic...

Kean and Menendez "Perfect Together" On Broken Border Crisis In Advance of Bush Speech to Nation (Ridgewood, May 15, 2006) - John Ginty, the conservative candidate in this year's Republican U.S. Senate primary election in New Jersey, challenged liberal candidate Tom Kean, Jr. to a wide-ranging debate on border security and the uncontrolled flow of illegal aliens from around the world into American territory. In an email sent to the Kean campaign and in advance of tonight's speech by President Bush about the worsening border crisis, Ginty said, "Republican voters deserve to question the candidates for the U.S. Senate nomination...