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HAD ENOUGH?
Had enough?
That's what Democrat senate candidate Steve Morlino asks on his signs. He, and many other Democrats are exploiting public disgust with the Corzine Administration and the Trenton Democrats so as to bolster the Corzine Administration and elect more Trenton Democrats. Circular logic, yeah, but they're counting on it.
Basically, they're asking if we've had enough in the hope that we will settle for more of the same.
The majority of Democrat legislative candidates receive funding from outside sources that they would become beholden to if elected. George Norcross, John Lynch, Dick Codey and others are looking to extend their influence into Republican parts of the state. Cleverly, they exploit the philosophy of GRIP (Get Rid of Incumbent Politicians) to hoodwink voters into supporting them.
Before supporting Democrats, ask yourself, "Do I want my state representatives, in the Senate and the Assembly, to be beholden to big-city machines in places like Camden or Newark?"
I don't think so.
That's what Democrat senate candidate Steve Morlino asks on his signs. He, and many other Democrats are exploiting public disgust with the Corzine Administration and the Trenton Democrats so as to bolster the Corzine Administration and elect more Trenton Democrats. Circular logic, yeah, but they're counting on it.
Basically, they're asking if we've had enough in the hope that we will settle for more of the same.
The majority of Democrat legislative candidates receive funding from outside sources that they would become beholden to if elected. George Norcross, John Lynch, Dick Codey and others are looking to extend their influence into Republican parts of the state. Cleverly, they exploit the philosophy of GRIP (Get Rid of Incumbent Politicians) to hoodwink voters into supporting them.
Before supporting Democrats, ask yourself, "Do I want my state representatives, in the Senate and the Assembly, to be beholden to big-city machines in places like Camden or Newark?"
I don't think so.
Sunday, October 21, 2007
The Newell Post
Welcome to my blog. 
I don't know how often I'll be posting here, but having been a reader of Honest Abe, William Seward and Teddy Roosevelt for a while, I thought I would try my hand at it myself.
So, fasten your seatbelts, sit back and enjoy a long, strange trip.
So, fasten your seatbelts, sit back and enjoy a long, strange trip.
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