October 11, 2005 - 5:17pm

Press Release

Democratic State Committee

By AJPoag

Doug's Deceptive Ad Called
"Misleading", "Incorrect" and "Just Wrong"

New Brunswick - NBC 4 took Forrester to task last night for an ad that they call "misleading", "incorrect" and "just wrong". The station was specifically referring to Forrester's claim that Senator Corzine voted to raise taxes 133 times. For Immediate Release
October 11, 2005
Contact: Richard McGrath or Andrew Poag
732-729-9940

Doug's Deceptive Ad Called
"Misleading", "Incorrect" and "Just Wrong"

New Brunswick - NBC 4 took Forrester to task last night for an ad that they call "misleading", "incorrect" and "just wrong". The station was specifically referring to Forrester's claim that Senator Corzine voted to raise taxes 133 times.

To watch this section of the ad watch go to www.njdems.org/133JustWrong_NBC.wmv

Forrester has been trying to deceive New Jersey voters from the start on issues ranging from his property tax plan (which won't work), to embryonic stem cell research (which he opposes), to drug company rebates that he pocketed through his company (contact the NJDSC to see a copy of a Benecard contract that proves it) and more.

It's hard to say what's more offensive, the deception, or the fact that he thinks he can get away with it.

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AJPOAG can be reached via email at apoag@njdems.org.

Related topics: Jon Corzine, New Brunswick, Richard McGrath

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