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Zimmer And Lautenberg Don’t Live In New Jersey!
By George AjjanJersey City, NJ – New Jersey conservative Republican leader Dr. “Maverick Murray” Sabrin, the Garden State’s strongest advocate of limited government and individual freedom and the front-runner for United States Senate, reminded his primary election opponent, Dick Zimmer, and his presumptive general election opponent, Frank Lautenberg, the deadline to register to vote in New Jersey on June 3rd is tomorrow (May 13, 2008).
Dr. Murray Sabrin stated, “Everyday we find a new similarity between the extremely Liberal Frank Lautenberg and the Liberal Loser Lobbyist Dick Zimmer. What is it about these Liberals that makes them think they can get away with anything?” Sabrin continued, “Dick Zimmer and Frank Lautenberg have a lot of explaining to do with New Jersey voters.”
Maverick Murray said, “As a high-priced Washington Liberal Lobbyist, Dick Zimmer has a lot more in common with Frank Lautenberg than he does with New Jersey taxpayers. He is pro-abortion, against gun rights, lives in Washington and was hand-selected by a few liberals to run last minute. The only real difference between Dick Zimmer and Frank Lautenberg is Dick Zimmer is a three-time loser and is a Washington Lobbyist.”
BELOW IS A SIMPLE COMPARISON CHART BETWEEN Sabrin, Zimmer and Lautenberg (for more detailed information please visit www.MurraySabrin.com).
ISSUE (MS=Murray Sabrin, DZ=Dick Zimmer, FL=Frank Lautenberg)
Lives and works in NJ: MS-Yes DZ-No FL-No
Supports 2nd Amendment: MS-Yes DZ-No FL-No
Supports bringing troops home ASAP: MS-Yes DZ-No FL-No
Political philosophy: MS-Conservative DZ-Liberal FL-Liberal
Supported partial-birth abortions: MS-No DZ-Yes FL-Yes
Dr. “Maverick Murray” Sabrin is a successful entrepreneur working in commercial real estate, portfolio management, and economic research. Maverick Murray is an author, TV and radio commentator, and Professor and Executive Director of the Center for Business and Public Policy at Ramapo College. He and his wife Florence of 39 years reside in Bergen County. For More information, please visit www.MurraySabrin.com.
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