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This is completely bs. Third party loyal to Christie paid for this, no reason why an address or phone number was put into it...
beechmon 2 years ago
LOL NJ Politics is corrupt...plain and simple. Being from the Garden State myself, I have personally witnessed campaigns and the dirty tactics the candidates use and it comes from both sides...DEMOCRAT and REPUBLICAN. I've even had talks with "professional politicians" who had the candor to atleast admit that it really doesn't matter what your beliefs are...you go Republican or Democrat based upon who your connected to in the political arena. ALWAYS VOTE INDEPENDENT!
MartyGras82 2 years ago
More corruption from Corzine. I wonder if he is behind the whole Daggett candidacy. It doesn't matter...anyone who votes for a guy who has presided over the highest property taxes and worst business climate in the nation, as well as the worst environmental record in NJ history, anyone who votes for Corzine needs their head examined.
ace8842 2 years ago 3
#1 corzine and his serial bribery of boatloads of constituents, with the biggest bribe going to the head Reverend of some church to keep him quiet.
#2 Christie put so many of Corzines friends in jail, I wouldnt put AANYTHING past them.
#3 Essex county will have 5 thousand more votes than people registered.
btwall60 2 years ago 4
It's a smart move on the dems part to get a third party candidate to fight Christie. If you look at history, third party candidates typically siphon off republican votes. The Bull moose party run of Teddy Roosevelt gave us a president Wilson with his income tax, IRS, central bank and involvement in WWI - F*CKING DISASTER !
Bill Clinton was elected thanks to Ross Perot's run in '92. It's a dirty trick, but an effective one. The only time I've seen it hurt dems was the green party in 2000.
jamo387 2 years ago
Isn't this against election law? Like the Dems advertising of "Vote from Home?" Shouldn't that be advertised by the state and not the Dems?
njpat65 2 years ago 3
And NJ Republicans are so bright, shiny and clean?
meatpkgdst 2 years ago
You name ONE prominent NJ Republican, and we'll talk!
ToddonCapeCod 2 years ago
chris cristie
123nich 2 years ago
no were just decent
123nich 2 years ago
They took his voice off as soon as it became public to the rest of the world. Democrats in NJ are down right DIRTY
hinatacanbeatu 2 years ago 3