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Framingham Election Policy 2012

With the Nov. 6 election less than two weeks away, we are re-publishing our election policy.

 

Framingham Patch will cover the November election, but will not be endorsing any candidate.

Framingham Patch is a community site. We encourage participation. Candidates may join the conversation, but with a few rules.

Candidates and their campaigns may blog through Oct. 30 on Framingham Patch.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR:  Letters to the editor will be accepted during the campaign period from candidates. Letters must be signed and include a phone number and e-mail address for verification. Letters must be 350 words or less. 

No more than one letter to the editor, per candidate, per week. Letter writers may only write about a specific issue up to three times, during the election period.

The last day letters to the editor will be accepted is Monday, Oct. 29. The final day letters will be published is Tuesday, Oct. 30.

Letters to the editor, in support of a candidate, will be allowed. The same deadline applies.

POSTS ON FRAMINGHAM.PATCH.COM:  Candidates (and their immediate family members) may comment on all articles, blog and post on the home page of Framingham Patch, up until a week before the election. Comments will be deleted, if posted after midnight on Tuesday, Oct. 30.

As of Oct. 31, 2012 only articles (including blogs) written by Patch staff or assigned writers will be allowed on the election.

Any questions or concerns can be directed to Editor Susan Petroni at 508-20-5597 or susan.petroni@patch.com

Related Topics: Election Guide 2012, Framingham Election Guide 2012, Framingham Patch, Framingham Patch election policy, and Massachusetts senate race 2012

Ben

6:36 am on Saturday, October 27, 2012

I have over 4 years self employed good history with excellent credit score, I start looking for loan to buy additional investment house. Up-to-date, October 2012, I failed to get any loan that will be less than 70% of the house value i.e. I'm willing to pay more than 30% down payment. I challenged few banks / brokers and realized again, that the Obama administration is blocking from small /mid businesses the loans option. When searching the internet I learn more and more that I'm not alone in my situation so, start digging why is that? I got a very clear answer from great documental movie that published not long time ago name: "2016 Obama". I highly recommend you watching this movie, it is not political movie but a result of very famous writer deep investigation.
I'm begging you, please don't vote for Obama, put aside emotions, look at the macro, USA need someone to take us out from the bad economy Obama brought us, Romney is our hope!
Ask yourself: in the past 4 years, what Obama did for us - "We the people"? nothing but dept and more dept.....
No more punishment, no more lies, Say NO to Obama!
I'm a simple concern American. Thank you

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