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New Jersey Right to Life-PAC Endorses Martin Marks for Congress in the 7th District
By mtasyNew Jersey Right to Life Political Action Committee
May 1, 2008
NEW JERSEY RIGHT TO LIFE- PAC ENDORSES MARTIN MARKS FOR CONGRESS
New Jersey Right to Life PAC, the state’s largest and oldest pro-life political action committee, is pleased to announce its endorsement of Martin Marks for the 7th Congressional seat.
Citing the need to keep the 7th Congressional seat pro-life, NJRTL-PAC Director Marie Tasy said that Martin Marks is the candidate best suited to fulfill that goal. “I am convinced that Martin Marks is the strongest pro-life candidate in the race.”
“As Congressman, Martin will work to secure legal protection for innocent unborn children. Martin will vote for laws that restore a culture of life to our society and strengthen our families. He will vote against federal and international taxpayer funding of abortion,” said Marie Tasy, Executive Director of NJRTL- PAC.
Commenting on NJRTL-PAC’s endorsement, Martin Marks said, “I am honored to have the endorsement of the New Jersey Right to Life -PAC. In a campaign like this one, where so many candidates are trying to portray themselves as conservative, it is the recommendation of respected groups like NJRTL- PAC that prove to voters who is truly conservative and who isn’t.”
Marks’s endorsement will provide a strong base of voters in both the primary and general election from which he can build for victory. NRTL-PAC will utilize its various resources to help elect Martin Marks to Congress. ####
___________________________________________________________ Paid for by New Jersey Right to Life-PAC, 242 Old New Brunswick Road, Piscataway, NJ 08854. Anne Marie Ventura, Treasurer. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee
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