The Answer Is Yes
April 10th, 2006 at 02:59pm Chase Martyn
Yesterday, Geraldine raised questions about Ed Fallon’s loyalty amid what seemed to be a lack of committment on Ed’s part to stick by the party’s nominee after the Primary. Thankfully, today the Fallon camp responded with an unequivocal commitment:
“I will not run as an independent,” Fallon said, “I’m planning to win, but if I don’t, I’m confident that the volume of support I have received will show the Democratic nominee that they need my supporters to win. To get my supporters on board and give them the enthusiasm they need to turn out for the general election, the nominee has to be strong on the issues.”
I’m relieved.
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1 Comment Add your own
1. noneed4thneed | April 10th, 2006 at 3:12 pm
I am volunteer for the Fallon campaign and that is very relieving to hear that. The only thing a run as an independent would do is pave the way for Nussle to become Governor. I think this clears up all questions about Fallon’s campaign. Now people can focus on the issues, which Ed has a leg up on the other candidates.
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