To the editor: Malloy has what it takes to serve in Congress
The Chester Telegraph | Jul 06, 2026 | Comments 3
Gerald is an old-fashioned Vermont Republican who I liken to Calvin Coolidge. I have conversed with him at length about the grave issues facing our nation including endless wars, inflation and affordability, our massive national debt, the incredible dangers to our liberties presented by the surveillance state, poverty and homelessness and the bad economic destination we have arrived at. He has heard me loud and clear.
Gerald has an abiding passion for the principles upon which our nation was founded. He will unapologetically defend life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness for all Vermonters and every American regardless of race, religion, ethnicity or background. Gerald understands we all share a common humanity. He will defend our natural rights enshrined in the Bill of Rights in our Constitution. He will pursue proven economically sound and constitutional solutions to the challenges we face as Vermonters and Americans.
Gerald has the proven character, leadership skills and experience defending our nation that makes him the preferred candidate to represent Vermonters in the United States congress. To learn more about Gerald Malloy’s candidacy, please visit his website by clicking here.
And join me in supporting and voting in the primary election for Republican Gerald Malloy for the U.S. Congress from Vermont. In-person voting for the primary election is Tuesday, Aug. 11 at your local polling station. Absentee ballots can be requested by clicking here.
Stuart Lindberg
Cavendish
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From Stu Lindberg:
Dear Mr, Mosher.
You would have to ask Gerald Malloy his views on Donald J. Trump. I did vote for President Trump three times, His Democrat opponents did nothing to earn my support. In 1988 Joe Biden ran for President. He was and still is an absolute pathological liar who was caught up in a very serious plagiarism scandal and had to withdraw from the primary. As a college Democrat back in 1988 I supported Mike Dukakis in the general election.against George Bush Sr. I have no regrets about that. Kamala Harris, as attorney general of the state of California, was alleged to be extending the prison sentences of black men to use as forced labor in the prison system. She was a clear NO vote for me. The alternative was DJT who has turned out to be another pathological liar. He made a lot of false promises over and over again regarding ending all the wars, lowering the debt, cutting government waste and draining the swamp. This made him appealing to a lot of voters.
There is currently a giant divide between those that feel they have been betrayed by Trump and those that will follow him regardless of all the lies. This cannot be fixed. Good luck holding everyone accountable for their vote for Trump. I would counsel you to take your energy and anger and channel it into finding out what you have in common with your immediate neighbors and try to make your community a better place. There is no fixing the federal government and national politics.
Give me a break too Stu.
I wonder if Gerald Malloy is a supporter of Donald J Trump. If he is,(and I think he is as well as you Stu} how in the world can he say he’s concerned about “grave issues facing our nation including endless wars, inflation and affordability, our massive national debt, the incredible dangers to our liberties presented by the surveillance state, poverty and homelessness and the bad economic destination we have arrived at.” Mr Trump, Mr Malloy and you Mr Lindberg have a lot to answer for about your positions on just about everything. They are irrational, a threat to Democracy itself or just plain BS.
“Old- fashioned Vermont…”, give me a break.