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ICYMI: The Bergen Record: Vandervalk & Schroeder in the 39th
By Matt MowersIn Case You Missed:The Bergen Record: Vandervalk & Schroeder in the 39th
Friday, October 30, 2009
The Bergen Record
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We have been enthusiastic supporters of Vandervalk in the past, and we remain so for this election. She has consistently worked on health issues, from sponsoring the safe haven law that allows parents to give their newborns to a hospital or the police without legal repercussions, to recently signed legislation allowing children with diabetes to take their medication in school, as long as parents, a doctor and the school nurse have agreed. She is currently working to build affordable housing for people who have become disabled after age 21. It is an important undertaking.
Schroeder owns a business that makes portable structures used for sheds, dormitories and airplane hangers. He sells to the military and to relief agencies. We believe that as a business owner Schroeder would bring a needed perspective to the Assembly. He would have firsthand knowledge of business taxes and regulation, and could work with other legislators to craft bills that would appeal both to the corporate community and to residential taxpayers.
We back Vandervalk and Schroeder because we believe they can effectively work well together as a team.
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The Record endorses Republicans Charlotte Vandervalk and Robert Schroeder for the 39th District.
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