“It's a shame that some saw fit to spend taxpayer dollars trying to knock good candidates off of the ballot.”

How about the shame of Christie accepting $2,354,472 of taxpayer money for his campaign?

If Steve Lonegan had under 2,000 signatures every Christie flunky up and down the state would have been poring over them trying to challenge.

Could you be more of a phony please.

PS - Great job on the Coniglio case, looks like a real slam dunk to me.

I am a Christie Supporter, but it seems hypocritical for him to critize Lonegan for challenging signatures, when the Regular Republican Organizations that are supporting him are challenging signatures of Lonegan Assembly candidates.

“They worked hard [at making me look good by comparison], brought diverse ideas to the table [for me to "borrow"] and added to the [carefully orchestrated] debate over the last few months,”

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Has his thugs change conventions to screenings and he is complaining about fairness.

Are you kidding me?

This coming from the campaign who refuses to debate Steve Lonegan and refuses daily to engage Republican voters in any kind of Q & A forum.

This coming from a campaign that worked hand in hand with a party hack from the NJ GOP Senate staffer about the 1st ELEC Lonegan probe.

This from a campaign who has County Chairman challenging the petitions of candidates running on Lonegan's slate.

What a disgraceful showing of hypocrisy and arrogance by these contemptible RINO's.

The NJ GOP establishment has officially declared war on Conservatism and Conservative candidates in this State.

I disagree. It is not a war on conservatives. The party poobahs are just provincial little twits who only like "their kind". They don't like people who went to state colleges, not lawyers, live in cities or don't have silent vowels ending their names.

I thought Christie's greatest strength was his term as prosecutor, in which he cracked-down on people who broke the rules.

Now, all of a sudden, the rules don't matter?

"We are spending more than we have ever spent before and it does not work!"
- FDR's Treasure Secretary, Henry Morgenthau, in 1939, on 8 years of New Deal spending as an attempt to end the Great Depression.

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They were lucky when Whitman was first elected that Florio was in office. Whitman's re-election margin was very thin. The NJGOP has issues ranging back to Pete Dawkins.

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Student of Lorenz University