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What's New
9/14/2010 - VICTORY !!!
Thank you to the voters of District 33A for re-electing Tony
to a third four year term in the Maryland House of Delegates and
thank you to the many people who supported the campaign
financially and with the early mornings and the late nights that
are crucial to winning. 8/24/2010 - Three weeks until the Primary, Volunteers Still Needed
Volunteers are still needed. Check out the
Join The Team page and contact
us if you would be able to help.
8/24/2010 - The National Rifle Association Endorses Tony
Winning the endorsement again for 2010 the NRA states "Your exemplary
record of past service in the Maryland House of Delegates clearly
illustrates your commitment to protecting the rights of law-abiding firearm
owners and sportsmen. Based upon your proven record and firm pledge to
continue to serve as an advocate for Maryland's law-abiding gun owners, you
have earned an "A" rating from the NRA"
8/23/2010 - Sign Wave with Senator Simonaire
Thank you to Senator Bryan Simonaire who signed waved with us on the border
between Districts 31 and 33A at Joe's Seafood on Ritchie Hwy and Rt. 648.
More sign waves are scheduled, please contact the campaign to
help out.
8/11/2010 - The National Federation of Independent Business
Endorses Tony
NFIB that represents the problems and priorities of small
business owners endorsed Tony and stated "Based on your Maryland
NFIB voting record, we believe that you are the best choice to
represent the views of the men and women who own, operate and
work in Maryland small businesses."
8/07/2010 - Tripwire Endorses Tony
Tripwire, a newsletter that advocates for Maryland gun
rights, endorsed Tony and said in "33A voters should definitely
support incumbent Tony McConkey".
8/06/2010 - Maryland Right to Life Endorses Tony
Once again Tony has been recognized for his leadership in
standing up for the unborn. Tony has been a leader in
eliminating state funding for abortion and embryonic stem cell
research that kills live human embryos.
8/06/2010 - Crofton Sign Wave
Thank you to the volunteers who woke up early, and came out
to show support for Tony by sign waving on on Route 3 in Crofton.
More sign waves are scheduled, please contact the campaign to
help out.
8/5/2010 - Senator Simonaire and Delegate McConkey request audit of AA
School Board
Following up on the 2010 legislative session in which the
Anne Arundel Delegation considered a number of changes to the
selection and operation of the School Board, Senator Bryon
Simonarie (Dist 31) and Delegate McConkey asked Anne Arundel
County to perform a financial accounting of the AA School Board.
Click
here to read the article.
7/29/2010 - Maryland Chamber of Commerce PAC Endorses Tony
In a letter from the Chair, Betty Buck, the Chamber states
"In recognition of your steadfast support of Maryland's business
community... Your work in Annapolis clearly demonstrates that you
understand the economic importance of a strong business climate.
7/29/2010 - Red Maryland Endorses Tony
The premier conservative blog in the state, Red Maryland, was
very supportive in its praise "District 33A is one of our most
conservative districts, and Tony McConkey has represented these
principles well in Annapolis. Tony has been a voice for
conservative principles and ideals, including being fantastic on
issues that impact your taxes, the size of government, schools,
and on the issues of life."
7/5/2010 - Severna Park Fourth of July Parade
Tony and Edna recovered quickly and were back on the pavement
Monday morning for the Severna Park Independence Day Parade.
Supporters were on hand distributing balloons and Frisbees.
The heat held off for most of the parade and it was
a wonderful day. Thank you Severna Park!
7/4/2010 - Annapolis Fourth of July Parade
Tony had the honor of celebrating Independence Day in the
City of Annapolis shortly before the fireworks. Tony's
entry into the parade was unique this year. Edna Anne
McConkey (4 months) made her parade debut in a yellow dress and
a stroller
decked out in campaign signs and balloons.
Thank you to the parade goers who gave such a warm welcome. |