Daggett pushes back against conspiracy theory

Chris Daggett----ego maniac...and Nov 3rd loser who wasted tax payer money to get less than 10%. So funny that Mr. Indie could've cared less about ballot position before his run. If Mr Do Good cared he would have fought it before. Maybe he and his ridiculous tax plan just didn't want to go through the scrutiny of a primary.

Based on how thin his Country Club skin appears to be---he wouldn't have lasted a week in a primary.

Daggett supported Obama.

Does Lonegan support Obama? NOPE. That's why Lonegan and his 140,000+ voters will vote for Christie.

Chrisite and the GOP establishment have now recognized that they cannot win unless they "bring home" the 140,000 Lonegan voters that they have taken for granted.

But in public they will still not acknowledge Steve lonegan or even stand with him at a campaign event.

The ego and arrogance of Christie will be his downfall.

Next Wednesday Steve Lonegan and his supporters will be given the task of putting the republican Party back together again.

Chrisite is so arrogant that he will throw awy 140,000 votes rather then admit he was wrong in not listening to Steve Lonegan.

Don't by the fear mongering...

If you're afraid that a vote for Daggett is a Vote for Corzine, don't be because the polls show Daggett is hurting Corzine and putting Christie ahead.

See this Daggett Hurts Corzine and Helps Christie

You can be sure that you don't waste your vote by making the I'll vote for Dagget pledge.

The Daggett pledge is based on a simple premise, if enough people pledge their vote then you will vote for Daggett

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As a Lonegan supporter in the primary, I don't think Christie's refusal to share a stage with Lonegan is a big deal. Few state candidates share the stage with their primary opponents in the general election campaign.

My problem is best summed-up in a blurb in this week's National Review. They comment on the fact that Corzine has resorted to making fun of Christie's girth: "We have no problem with Christie's weight; his policy proposals could use more of it."

That's this campaign in a nutshell; Christie has to give people a reason to vote for him. Every year the GOP puts up a guy who runs as a moderate and offers little substance, whether it's Forrester, Zimmer or Christie. What's worse, GOP leadership backs these guys in the primary even though there are people out there who seem to want to win more than their candidate. Last year is a prime example; Pennaccio wanted it bad, but the GOP did everything they could to embarass themselves finding someone else to run, from Anne Estabrook (who couldn't speak in public) to Andy Unanue (an all-around disaster) to Dick Zimmer (who practically had to be begged to run), and got trounced last November. Same this year with Lonegan, who had a plan and stated exactly what he would do as governor; but that wasn't good enough for some people who would rather be big fish in a small pond than have to step down a peg or two if Lonegan were to win the primary.

Sure, the Christie people will tell you that all the meat's on his website, but really, how many regular, average undeclared voters are going to read pages of policy on a campaign website? I saw Giuliani speak about leadership once and he said it best when he said, "If I had come up here saying, (he signs loudly), 'Things are bad. Things are bad and they're going to get worse. Follow me.' (laughs) You wouldn't follow me at all, right? Why would you? Leaders have to give people a reason to gain their trust and their support."

This is a lesson the GOP needs to learn. I am tired of getting trounced in elections by the same tax-and-spend liberals who have made a mess out of this state. The bottom line is this, Corzine is very unpopular in this state and everyone knows it. Obama did not come to NJ to sway undecideds or to turn Christie supporters; he came to energize the base, to make sure that they vote. Corzine will be lucky to 45%, so really, this is Christie's election to win.

And to lose.

Daggett shouldn't even be a factor; if Christie loses, it's all his own damned fault and we will all be paying a price for it.

"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.

If Christie is a loser, and Lonegan lost to Christie, what does that make Lonegan?

Chris Christie is a political hack who got the US Attorneys job, despite his lack of qualifications, because he and his brother donated 100s of 1000s to the GOP.

A first year law student could put Sharpe James, and most of the other notches in Christie's rather expansive belt, in jail.

Steve Lonegan is a washed-up political reptile who still thinks he can make a comeback. He's the "Baby Jane" Hudson of New Jersey politics.

After he loses Chris Christie will live happily ever after making millions of dollars in private practice, while Steve Lonegan relives the final scene in "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane" when he prances around the Jersey shore licking an ice cream cone while he tells everybody global warming is a communist hoax.

http://christiegonewild.blogspot.com/

Lonegan lost the primary, now his supporters need to quit whinning and pick the candidate that best reflects their ideals, whoever that is.

Voting for Daggett just to stick it to Christie and his supporters doesn't help NJ.

It’s just ridiculous that a party in the minority with a clear path to victory can be divided by people not being able to let go of their first choice.

We've all been there.

Don't buy the fear mongering. Only voters have the power to change the state. Its time to put an end to the corrupt broken two-party system that has drove our state to the edge of fiscal meltdown

Both parties are at fault. If you vote for either Christie or Corzine then you are condoning the system

An astroturfer who should stick to lawn signs and a guy who needs Norcross's permission to take a piss. Perfect together.

You realize that campaigning on this site is pointless, right?

If you want to push for Dagget go out in the streets and talk to the public. The people in here have made up their minds long ago...

In early October I was volunteering for the Daggett campaign. I was told by their volunteer coordinator and lawyer Leslie Duval to install campaign signs on public property. A few hours later I received a ticket from Montclair Police that says I violated Montclair Town Ordinance 178-2 aka 178:2 Of course I pleaded not guilty so it is going to trial. Now the strange part about the Daggett Montclair Office at 478 Bloomfield Ave. Montclair. They have tons of volunteer lawyers, but refused to help me with the court. They are still telling people to place or install campaign signs on public property. Think I am jiving? Then call me 973-332-0415 or email me at maverick17761784@yahoo.com Note: I have volunteered for campaigns since 1984 and never have witnessed a campaign throwing a volunteer under the bus like this. Note 2: if you know any pro bono lawyers or law students call me. Neil Lori Montclair, NJ