Well, I have one question for you, Park Avenue Perry: Where were you? When Congressman Zeldin was spending four years on active duty, where were you? When Congressman Zeldin was deployed to Iraq, where were you? During Congressman Zeldin’s last 12 years in the Army Reserves, where were you?
It is absolutely disgusting that Park Avenue Perry, someone who spent his whole life focused on making money, is questioning our congressman’s commitment to serving his fellow men and women in uniform. Just last week, our congressman was testifying before the House Committee on Veterans Affairs, urging the nationwide expansion of his PFC Dwyer Program, which has saved the lives of countless New York veterans with PTSD and TBI, the latest in his long record of fighting for our nation’s service members.
But where were you, Park Avenue Perry? Attempting to spread your filthy lies using my hometown newspaper in an attempt to buy our congressional seat.
Unfortunately for you, Park Avenue Perry, Long Islanders remember where you were.
Richard GherardiEast Hampton
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