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WEBBER FOR ASSEMBLY
By webberWEBBER FOR ASSEMBLY FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 8, 2007 CONTACT: (908) 267-1613
WEBBER WINS ENDORSEMENT OF NJ RIGHT TO LIFE PAC
Morris Plains, NJ – Republican Assembly candidate Jay Webber has received the endorsement of the political action committee of New Jersey Right to Life, the largest pro-life organization in the State.
“I am pleased to announce that New Jersey Right to Life PAC enthusiastically endorses Jay Webber for Assembly,� said Marie Tasy, Executive Director of New Jersey Right to Life PAC. “We have complete confidence in Jay and look forward to supporting him in his winning campaign.�
“I am honored to receive the endorsement of the New Jersey Right to Life PAC. I am proudly pro-life and look forward to defending and supporting our shared values in Trenton,� stated Webber. “Marie Tasy and New Jersey Right to Life and its PAC have been leading the fight for years. We will continue to work together to promote a culture of life so that our most vulnerable are protected. In Trenton, I will continue to fight to end taxpayer funding for abortions, advocate for a parental notification amendment to the State Constitution, and support shelters for women in crisis situations.�
“Jay Webber has an established pro-life track record demonstrating genuine conviction and commitment to our family-focused issues. Jay Webber’s consistent conduct over many years validates the sincerity and trustworthiness of his public positions. Jay Webber is the strong leader who has tested true, and his real record of protecting and promoting our traditional values proves that,� said Tasy.
Florham Park pro-life leader Sean Flanagan also is a member of Webber for Assembly’s Steering Committee. Mr. Flanagan is a past President of New Jersey Right to Life, and is currently a Vice President of NJRTL and a member of its Executive Board.
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