Weld's Conservative Bid
With John Faso and Pat Manning scrapping over county-level Conservative Party endorsements and Tom Suozzi romancing Mike Long, the GOP leadership's preferred candidate for Governor is getting into the game too.
Conservative icon Herb London, the party's candidate against Pataki 12 years ago, has written Party leaders encouraging them to endorse Bill Weld on, primarily, fiscal grounds.
In the letter, obtained by the Politicker (.pdf), London writes:
"I don't agree with Bill on every issue. But unity does not infer unanimity. In my opinion, Bill offers more than any other Gubernatorial candidate the Conservative Party might consider. He deserves to be at the top of this ticket."
CORRECTION: 1990 is the year London ran for Governor.
(Conservative icon Herb London, the party's candidate against Pataki 12 years ago, has written Party leaders encouraging them to endorse Bill Weld on, primarily, fiscal grounds.)
Does that mean he will cut spending on those who are BETTER OFF, like a "real" conservative? Of just increase debt, deferring taxes to the next generation, like Pataki, Bush et al? That's what he did in Mass.
London's comment that "unity does not infer unanimity" is quite sagacious, not to mention politically useful.
Unfortunately, it is also grammatically incorrect. The correct word is "imply."
Gee, it's only taken 12 years for Herb to reappear in conservative circles -- ever since he got caught conspiring with Rudy to elect Cuomo in 1994.
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