RIGOP ASKS OBVIOUS QUESTIONS (The Donkey in the Room?)
WHY WON’T OBAMA ENDORSE CAPRIO?
With President Obama set to come to Rhode Island on Monday to shore up the faltering campaign of leftist Providence Mayor, David Cicilline, there has been quite a buzz in political circles as to why the President hasn’t endorsed his Party’s candidate for Governor.
RIGOP Chairman Giovanni Cicione today asks the Rhode Island Democratic Party the following questions:
Is Obama rewarding Lincoln Chafee, who endorsed the President’s candidacy (while snubbing John McCain who was in Rhode Island the day Chafee announced his support for Obama), by staying out of the race?
Is Obama considering endorsing Chafee as a punishment for Caprio’s dalliances earlier this year with the Republican Party?
Has Caprio asked the President NOT to endorse him because he is trying to look like a responsible conservative instead of a tax hiking liberal?
Will Caprio be campaigning with the President on Monday, standing arm and arm with his Party’s leader and with David Cicilline?
Does Frank Caprio support Obama’s massive spending binge?
“The voters deserve to know,” said RIGOP Chair Giovanni Cicione. “It’s time for the candidates to stand up and let us know who they really are – either they are career politicians playing career politicians games, who look like shape shifting versions of a candidate that attempt to conform to the polling results of the day, or they are leaders like John Robitaille, who present the one and only real version of themselves to the voters.”
Press Release: Rhode Island Republican Party









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Source: Quotations from Big Peace