Tea Party GOPer Ed Lynch can win Democrat seat

by Stephen Maloney

Conservative Republican Ed Lynch is running for Congress in a critical special election against a liberal Democrat who vows to rubber-stamp all of Obama's radical agenda.

Frankly, we dont need more "Obama-bots" in Congress . . . Pelosi-types sucking the life out of our country.

A contractor who builds cell towers, Ed Lynch is working hard to build an upset victory in FL's 19th CD, which includes Palm Beach and Broward counties.

Ed Lynch can win -- if he "nationalizes" his campaign, as Scott Brown did. "Nationalize" means to get volunteer help -- and critical financial support -- from people like you. The Special election will take place on April 13 . . . and it will be a very big deal that day on national television.

A staunch fiscal conservative

From the Sun-Sentinel, Feb. 9:

West Boca - In their first faceoff since winning their party nominations in last week's primary, Democrat Ted Deutch and Republican Ed Lynch offered dramatically different approaches Tuesday for fixing the nation's economy.

Lynch said he wants to see a variety of deep tax cuts, primarily for business.

Lynch said he wants a two-year moratorium on all corporate taxes, a moratorium on the employer and employer shares of payroll taxes, and a four-year moratorium on capital gains taxes. "We need bold steps because we are in a situation where our economy is crumbling and we have to bring it back."

A month ago, the pundits would have said Ed had only a slim chance to win in a traditionally left-leaning district. And then, along came a man named Scott,Brown, who had "no chance" to win in liberal Massachusetts.

Ed Lynch has secret weapons, including massive support from the Tea Party and 9/12 movements. His "ground game" will be powerful.

Lynch quoted in the Sun-Sentinel:

"This campaign is going to be won with the grassroots. Special elections typically have very low voter turnout. And it’s the grassroots people, of which I am one. I am a tea party guy, a DC Works For Us guy, a 9-12-er.”