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Bob Monty

Bob Montgomery Thomas submitted twice the number of necessary signatures as part of his drive to become Weymouth’s next state representative. He is seeking the Fourth Norfolk District seat as a Non-Party candidate – because he feels that the Party system is broken.

Montgomery Thomas is a retired design/build remodeler who specialized in kitchen and bath renovations and is a former machinist, auto body technician and automotive specialist; what the Democrats refer to as a “working man”.

A 23-year fixture in town, Bob has been widely vocal on issues that affect quality of life and other issues in Weymouth.  He was a three-term Town Meeting member and a five-year member of the Weymouth Bylaw Review Committee; serving as chairman for two years. He was a leading organizer and Charter President (re-elected twice) of the Weymouth Lions Club.

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Bob "Monty" Thomas

Robert Montgomery Thomas has reached out to us with a statement on why he’s running for state Representative in Weymouth. Mr. Thomas has run for this representative seat several times, and for Weymouth Mayor. His statement is interesting reading, and gives some insight into Weymouth politics. We also have a video from his 2007 run for Weymouth Mayor.

In response to your March 14 blog “Rep. James Murphy Has Many Challengers in Weymouth”, which I came across by accident, I would like to add my comments and some much-needed clarification. My name is Bob Montgomery Thomas, the non-Party candidate for state rep in Weymouth. Read the rest of this entry »

 

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Rep. James Murphy

Rep. James Murphy has some challengers in Weymouth’s 4th Norfolk district. The candidates are:

The district went heavily for Scott Brown ( 62% – 38% ). This is now fertile ground for Republican challengers. On the other hand Murphy has crushed Republican challengers in the last three elections. (Douglas Jeeden by 67% in 2004, and Robert Montgomery Thomas by 67% in 2006 and 2008). Read the rest of this entry »

 

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