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Esposito Bests Ryan in Second Debate

Poughkeepsie, NY – After Alison Esposito beat Pat Ryan in yet another debate, AFP Action is pointing out some key takeaways:

  • Pat Ryan may attempt to separate himself from President Biden, but he is just another rubber-stamp for the Biden-Harris administration and has voted with the president 100% of the time.
  • Pat Ryan voted against H.R.2, the “Secure the Border” Act of 2023 and has failed to secure our southern border.
  • Alison Esposito is the leader New York needs to get our economy back on track, cut taxes, reduce the cost of living, and protect our communities.

AFP Action Senior Advisor Ross Connolly released the following statement:

“Tonight, Alison Esposito once again made clear that she is the best choice to represent the Hudson Valley in the U.S. Congress.

“While Pat Ryan may talk a big game, his voting record tells a different story. He has voted with the president 100% of the time, enabling the disastrous agenda responsible for our cost-of-living crisis and catastrophe at the southern border.

“New Yorkers deserve a leader who will deliver real results, and Alison Esposito is ready to secure our border, protect our communities, and address the cost-of-living crisis head-on. It’s time to turn the page on Pat Ryan and choose a real leader like Alison Esposito.”

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