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The Donovan Team
By marcusCANDIDATES SAY DONOVAN IS TAXPAYERS BEST FRIEND
For immediate release: May 19, 2006
From: Bergen County Republicans, Inc.
The election of Kathleen Donovan to the post of County Executive will mean a leaner, more efficient Bergen County government, according to Republican Freeholder candidates Elizabeth Randall and Ed Trawinski and Surrogate candidate Jae Kim.
"Kathe Donovan has made the County Clerk's office the model for efficiency," the candidates said. "Just think how taxpayers will benefit when she expands those efficiencies to the entire county government."
Randall, Trawinski and Kim are running as a ticket with Donovan in the June 6 Republican Primary.
Noting that Donovan is the only countywide Republican elected official overseeing a constitutional office, the candidates said, "Although the Democrat controlled County Executive and Board of Freeholders have failed to fully fund her budgets, Kathe has made the County Clerk's office the most efficient and productive in the state. She generates millions of dollars of profits which are returned to the state and county treasuries each year. Kathe Donovan is clearly the taxpayer's best friend."
Randall, Trawinski and Kim concluded, "Kathe turned the County Clerk's office into a profit center. This coupled with her experience as the first and only woman to lead the $5 billion Port Authority of New York and New Jersey as it's chairperson make her the ideal candidate to serve as Bergen County Executive."
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Yeah efficiency...I'll bet. Recurring problems cited by indepen
Yeah efficiency...I'll bet. Recurring problems cited by independant audits at the County Clerk...some efficiency.
At least the people who are running with her say she'll be good. It would have been pretty funny if they came out and said that "Kathe Donovan hates taxpayers"
Funny, this coming from the BCRO. A group that cannot even raise
Funny, this coming from the BCRO. A group that cannot even raise enough money to sustain itself.