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At the Ron Paul rally on Saturday, Assemblyman Michael Doherty denounces what he sees as the governor's secrecy around his asset monetization plan.

Ron Paul backer Tom Abrams of Ringoes says Paul, in addition the conservative message he likes, has a humble demeanor. Mike Huckabee may have the latter, but not the right conservative credentials, in Abrams' view; or the right judgment, in the opinion of Bill Shetlick of Flemington. 

In Fort Lee's Monument Park, Joe Fisher of Wanaque likens the Ron Paul for president movement to the "second Revolution."

Led by prospective U.S. Senate candidate Murray Sabrin and roused by Assemblyman Michael Doherty, supporters of presidential candidate U.S. Rep. Ron Paul held what they described as a liberty and freedom rally in Fort Lee today.

Bad weather kept Hillary Clinton from attending her own New Jersey fundraiser last night, but the Democrats who helped raise nearly $1 million for his presidential campaign weren’t disappointed.  They got Bill Clinton instead, and it’s the former President’s appeal that helped draw them to Team Hillary in the first place.

But the Clinton supporters who attended the event seem keenly aware of Barack Obama’s surge in Iowa and New Hampshire, and many – including the former President – are in full spin mode as they seek to hold on to Hillary Clinton’s front runner status.

"Of all of the states, Iowa is the most challenging one for her to start, because Senator Edwards has worked hard there for seven years, and did very well there four years ago," Clinton explained of a state where Obama now has an eight point lead.  "He’s been to all the counties once, and he’s going around on a second tour."

Vickie White of the People's Organization for Progress says she won't support Sen. Hillary Clinton or any of the presidential candidates because in her view they have not adequately spotlighted the Katrina catastrophe.

Mary Wallworth of Highland Park says Sen. Hillary Clinton would allow corporations to lead her presidency rather than lead.

Linking his wife's record with his presidency, Clinton says 28 million new American jobs emerged in the last 16 years - 22.7 of them during his eight years in office.

Singer/songwriter Spook Handy says he'd be unlikely to back Sen. Hillary Clinton's presidential run based on her support for the Iraq War.