RTL asks support for candidates who support LIFE!

The Right to Life Party endorses the real conservative, County Executive candidate Rob Astorino. Susan Konig of Croton (9^th District), Gregory Kane of Somers (District 4), and Rose Ann Stapleton of Mt. Vernon and Yonkers (14^th District) are running for County Board of Legislators as “Tea Party” candidates. Rosemary Jarosz is also running for City Council of Mt. Vernon as a less government, “Tea Party” conservative. Dorothy Fiorillo of Mt. Vernon, running against Mr. William for County Board of Legislators in the 13^th District, said abortion should only be used to save the life of the mother. Remember, all these candidates can use your financial and campaign help!

Planned Parenthood and the Westchester Coalition for Legal Abortion (WCLA) control the majority of Westchester’s federal, state, county and city elected officials and hope to win over the Yonkers City Council.  Democrat Andy Spano, the pro-abortion incumbent County Executive, is calling in all his favors, as is his distant “cousin” Republican Nickie Spano.

The Right to Life Party endorses Republican candidates Castro-Blanco for Yonkers City Council President, John Larkin (6^th District), Dennis Shepherd and John Rubbo (4^th District), and County Legislative candidate Stapleton. The 2^nd City Council District has only Democrats running. RTL cautions Ms. Perez, Mr. Terrero, and Mr. Roman to really care about the people in their districts, the Hispanic and Blacks in particular, by doing all in their power to banish Planned Parenthood from Getty Square, and from Yonkers altogether, since almost two-thirds of their abortions (medical and surgical) are done on Black and Hispanic women. Their possibly abortifacient birth control pills, patches, and IUDs are definitely forms of population control that Planned Parenthood’s founder, eugenicist Margaret Sanger, would approve.

Any candidates who would like to speak to the Right to Life Party may contact executive director Elizabeth Costanzo at 914-478-1189. Endorsements are done systematically through an open vetting process.