For Immediate Release
February 22,  2010
Contact John McCann 609-408-8106
 
Conservative Talk  Show Host Harry Hurley Endorses the Candidacy Of Ocean
City GOP Leader John  McCann for Cape May County Freeholder

As popular conservative talk show host  Harry Hurley said this morning on
his radio show, “This is breaking news”.   “Today I am endorsing the
candidacy of John McCann for the office of Cape May  County Freeholder”. said Harry Hurley.  “I observed John McCann as a  candidate for the New Jersey
Assembly in 2009 and was impressed with his honesty  and hard work” Hurley said.

Hurley continued, “John McCann  conducted himself as a gentleman at all
times, including his impressive  concession  speech, which was humble and
without bitterness. “ “I remember  thinking that we were seeing the beginning of
a career in public service of  someone who would quickly become a rising
star”,   he  said.
 
On the Hurley in the morning show today  McCann was asked if he would
accept the vote of the Cape May County GOP  Committee or would he run in a
primary if he was not successful.  McCann’s  answer was clear that he would not
mount a primary challenge against the CMCRRO  preference vote.
 
“If I am not successful in obtaining the  GOP County Line, I have given my
word that I will support the candidates chosen  by the process” said McCann
in the interview.
McCann cited his knowledge of small  business issues and his desire to
represent Ocean City at the county level as  the basis for his decision  to
enter the endorsement process at this  time.
 
“I enjoyed the campaign process in 2009  and learned so much .” said
McCann. “I believed then and I believe now that  small business is the economic
engine that drives the economy in Cape May  County.”
 
McCann continued, “I look forward to the  opportunity to bring a fresh
outlook to the Freeholder Board.” “Freeholder Director Dan Beyel has a
reputation as a hawk on the budget.“  “I want to join his team and continue that
watchdog legacy. “McCann said. 
 
“Together we will be looking out for the  taxpayers and small business
owners”. said McCann.