My dear people of the Commonwealth, come election day on Nov. 5, 2005, I humbly ask all registered voters to pause for a moment before casting your vote and ask yourself who really would be the right men for the right moment when elected as governor and lt. governor.<\/p>\n
All incumbent candidates for governor and lieutenant governor are saying that they are the right man for the right moment and can do something about the problems facing the Commonwealth when elected into office. The question is, why not do it now since they are the incumbent governor\/legislator and are fully empowered to do so? Certainly, being a governor or a legislator is a heavy task. So as an incumbent, you\u2019re the man! Why wait for the right moment? Why can\u2019t anything be done way prior to Election Day for the betterment of the Commonwealth? Why wait until elected into office when you\u2019re still in office! Hello!!! Please don\u2019t try to fool your own people of the Commonwealth.<\/p>\n
As voters head to the polls consider very carefully whom to vote for. In my mind, the choice is clear. Froilan Cruz Tenorio and Antonio Aguon Santos are the right men for the right moment and time.<\/p>\n
Al Taitano
\nGualo Rai<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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