October 30, 2008 - 11:02am

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BOYCE IS NOT YOUR TYPICAL 3RD PARTY CANDIDATE

By Jason A. Edwards

He's not your typical 3rd party candidate. Peter F. Boyce, Constitution Party Candidate for Congress NJ-2 (www.BoyceYourChoice.com) is running to actually win.

Yard signs, bumper stickers, fliers, post cards, and now radio ads are spreading the Constitution Party message: Limited constitutional government is the solution to America's headlong plunge into bankruptcy and economic chaos.

"Both Republicans and Democrats in Congress have been practicing a bi-partisan disregard for the constitutional limits on their spending. Now that the chickens are coming home to roost, they are futilely trying to BORROW us out of debt," says Boyce. "America is headed for a train wreck. Only by SLAMMING the brakes on unconstitutional spending can the damage be minimized."

Boyce's radio ads on WSNJ 1240/1440AM, WIBG 1020AM and WPUR 107.3FM are being heard throughout South Jersey. Listeners fed up with both entrenched parties are responding to freedom's call. "People want real change. They're tired of voting for either side of the same counterfeit coin," says Boyce. "They want a return to the constitutional roots which made America great to begin with." Voters' frustration, with both Republicans and Democrats, is putting Boyce in a position to win out over both Frank LoBiondo-R and David Kurkowski-D. This will be a major upset to the two-party status quo and is certain to bring national attention to South Jersey.

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JASON A. EDWARDS can be reached via email at jason@wewantliberty.com.

Related topics: spending, peter boyce, nj 2nd district, LoBiondo, Constitution Party, chuck baldwin, bailout

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