Hoffman For Doheny

“The premise of Conservatives being united behind Matt
Doheny is wrong period.” 

In the Primary last week, one thing was abundantly clear –Matt
Doheny failed to inspire people to come out and vote in large numbers.  Candidate Kellie Greene, running against the
party chairs who had already decided Matt had the money and name recognition to
run a campaign backed him with almost no input from the voter.  Although Matt Doheny won the primary by a two
to one margin, one has to wonder how a candidate, with little support or money,
other than from Conservatives Tea Party members, received a third of the vote;
in any case it’s a big jump in logic to believe Ms Greene’s supporters will
back Doheny with any enthusiasm after the Republican Primary.  It’s more likely a substantial amount will
vote for Owens to get back at an establishment that ignores them, or not vote
at all to deny Doheny.  This is not a
unified Republican Party.

Secondly, Matt Doheny has had three years to do more than
talk about repealing Obama care, and should by now have proposed a plan of his
own with all that so called business acumen. 
I guess that’s different than knowledge of issues, which can be
translated into a coherent alternative to Obama care.  In any case Bill Owens voted for the Presidents
health care package and feels it’s a winner. 
It is and the Middle and Working Class families of the district want it in
spite of all the propaganda about it manufactured by Republicans like Matt
Doheny, who to date have no plan at all, except to quote Watertown Mayor
Graham, of local ‘Hotline’ talk show fame, “To eat an apple a day to keep the
doctor away.’  I don’t think that’s a
cohesive plan at all, although very economical in nature.

Mike Flynn ‘Middle Class Mike’