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"During last night's debate, Jon Corzine made a half-hearted attempt at disassociating himself from Joe Ferriero's political machine in Bergen County. Try as he might, Jon Corzine can't hide the fact that he and his family gave $441,600 to Joe Ferriero and his Bergen County Democratic Organization. Not only did he fuel the activities of a corrupt organization, Governor Corzine failed to take a tough stance when Ferriero was indicted, instead allowing and promoting him as a delegate to the Democratic Convention. For Jon Corzine to imply that his considerable and consistent contributions to Ferriero's political operation were simply to elect federal candidates is laughable and isn't fooling anyone."
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And Christie is hiding himself from this ad
Christie stated that he would not bring this issue up in the campaign outside of the 3rd Gubernatorial Debate.
Note even governor yet and already breaking promises.
Christie is more of the same
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