To the editor:

As a voter who happens to support Romney and the Republican Party, I could not, however, in the interest of truth, fail to refute the "facts" written about President Obama by Harry Hurley in your May 3 edition. Once again, instead of criticizing a candidate's stand on important issues, Hurley has stooped to using ridiculous and distracting personal attacks against someone with whom he doesn't agree.

To the editor:
Margate city residents are about to enter the twilight zone of sheer fabrication and prevarication. The mayor and Ms. Taube are at it again. Their spin machine is in warp speed overdrive, but to what effect?

Do they think the voters are unable to read a petition for referendum written in plain English? The city solicitor himself reviewed the language and found it sufficient and accurate. You can read the language in the April 12 edition of The Current. It clearly debunks any absurd notion that the "true" construction costs could be as low as $475,000.

To the editor:

I would like to respond to recent criticism about a lack of public service by candidates Battaglia, Bagnell and Sarno.

I have lived in Ventnor for nearly 40 years. My husband and I chose to raise our family here in part because of the kind of town it was: family oriented, devoted to its children regardless of economics or color; a place where people looked out for their neighbors.

To the editor:
There is absolutely no reason to vote for change in Ventnor. First and most important, Theresa Kelly, John Piatt and Mike Advena are honest people. No hidden agendas. They only want Ventnor to be a better place for everyone to live. Think about it; what politicians do you know that have ever voted for term limits? Theresa Kelly and John Piatt passed a two-term limit for Ventnor commissioners at their very second meeting after getting elected four years ago. Not one politician ever does that, and that speaks miles for their creditability.

To the editor:

Mayor Kelly’s March 29 letter stated that her administration stayed true to its promise to repair our infrastructure. But their management approach has saddled residents with the largest municipal debt increase in Ventnor history.

According to the mayor’s numbers this administration increased debt from $25 million to a staggering $39 million, an increase more than 56 percent in only four years.