Anna C. Little for Congress, Inc.

Anna Little responds to Frank Pallone's statement that "there have been more tax cuts ... in this Congress than in any other Congress" by asking if he is living on The Planet of Opposites, where night is day and a tax hike is a tax cut.

Anna Little, Republican candidate for CD-6, responds to Monmouth University Polling Institute's changing its results to narrow the gap to 9. Little is confident the gap will continue to shrink.

Anna Little responded to employers receiving healthcare waivers by repeating her promise to fight for repeal. "When Frank Pallone succeeded in jamming through "his bill," we predicted this would happen. The whole law should be repealed."

Anna Little responds to electorate's opposition to the government takeover of healthcare. She reminds voters that her opponent in CD-6, 22-year incumbent Frank Pallone, famously claimed "This isn't Nancy Pelosi's bill. This is MY bill."

Sixth District Congressional Candidate Anna Little announced today the grand opening of a new campaign headquarters in Red Bank, NJ, across from the historic Red Bank Train Station.

CD-6 Republican candidate Anna Little announced today the grand opening of a new campaign headquarters in Red Bank, NJ. Reception with local merchants and residents will follow at Restaurant Taste in The Galleria.

Jim Martin, chairman of the 60 Plus Association, will present Republican congressional challenger Anna Little with the association's "Honorary Guardian of Seniors' Rights" award.

Congress voted to adjourn without voting on extending the tax rates, which translates to a possible $1,862 (27.5%) annual tax hike for NJ 6 residents. "Congress left town to campaign, instead of doing its job," said Little.

Anna Little endorses legislation recognizing Pediatric Acquired Brain Injury as the leading cause of death and disability for young people, and endorses the National Acquired Brain Injury Plan, which Frank Pallone has blocked in the House.

Little sharply criticized 22-year incumbent Rep. Frank Pallone for casting the deciding vote to adjourn Congress before acting to prevent a massive tax hike. 39 Democrats crossed party lines in favor of a vote; Rep. Pallone was not one of them.