By Editor | October 1st, 2009 - 10:23pm
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Former TV reality star Randal Pinkett says that GOP gubernatorial candidate Christopher Christie is tied to the economic policies of former President George W. Bush.

"As tonight's debate showed, the stakes of this election could not be higher for New Jersey voters," said Pinkett, who was under consideration for Lt. Governor earlier this year.  "While Chris Christie would move the state backward by promoting the same, failed Bush economic policies that got us into this economic mess, Governor Corzine will continue to fight for what matters."

The Republicans offered no comment from former reality TV stars, but State Sen. Kevin O'Toole (R-Cedar Grove) took Christie's side. 

"While Governor Corzine continued to distort and misrepresent Chris Christie's healthcare plan, thousands of New Jerseyans have lost their jobs and healthcare in the governor's economy. Try as he might, the governor cannot hide his poor record with millions in negative ads and attacks," said O'Toole.  "Families across New Jersey are struggling, and Chris spoke directly to their issues and concerns - creating jobs, fixing our economy and bringing a brighter future to New Jersey. New Jerseyans are ready for the needed change Chris Christie will bring."

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