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Truth in Tandem Townhall Event
By Jason A. EdwardsVINELAND – The American public has the right to openly question their politicians and they will enjoy that right on Saturday, September 27 as NJ 2nd District Constitution Party Congressional candidate Peter Boyce (www.boyceyourchoice.com) hosts Dr. Chuck Baldwin, the party's presidential hopeful. The free admission "Truth in Tandem Townhall" will be held at Cumberland County College, in the George P. Luciano FamilyCenter for Public Service and Leadership, from 11:30 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. All questions on any of the critical issues facing America today are especially welcome.
"There are 38 Constitution Party Congressional candidates running nationwide," explains Boyce, "but we're making so much headway in the 2nd District that Chuck wanted to stop by to show his support for what we're doing here."
Boyce and Baldwin openly welcome voters from all across the political spectrum to attend the Truth in Tandem Townhall. "My position on any issue is no mystery," said Boyce. "All one needs to do is read the United States Constitution and the Ten Commandments. The word 'candid" is the primary root of the word 'candidate.' I enjoy cultivating that root in myself and those who must deal with me." Chuck Baldwin (www.Baldwin08.com) adds, "We invite all Americans to join with us in this great campaign to preserve these United States as a free and independent Republic for ourselves and our posterity! Let the truth be heard!"
This event will be held at 3322 College Drive, Vineland, NJ 08360.
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