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Outside the State Theatre in New Brunswick Wednesday night, students and other activists decry Sen. Hillary Clinton's centrist views, and her support for the Iraq War.

Stacy Lubrecht and Justin Woska of Ocean County on Monday hosted one meet-up for Obama supporters at a Brick Township coffee house - and simultaneously keyed in to others around the state via the Internet.

Coming off a weekend campaign rally, Sen. Barack Obama supporters tried to keep the momentum going with what they described as "get fired up" events around the state.

State Campaign Director Mark Alexander reported from Montclair, "A diverse crew came from around the area to share their stories, and everybody signed up for phone bank training and specific goals for phone banking."

GOP Ocean County Freeholder Director Jack Kelly takes the fight to Democratic Party candidate in the 3rd Congressional district, state Sen. Jack Adler.

Jack Kelly welcomes his presumptive rival from across the county line to address the crowd of Ocean County GOP delegates.

U.S. Congress candidate Jack KellyShortly after accepting the support of the Ocean County Republican Organization in his bid for U.S. Congress in the 3rd district, Freeholder Director Jack Kelly welcomed an unassuming man onto the platform to stand beside him in a display of GOP unity.

The man was Chris Myers, Kelly's primary election adversary from Burlington, who attended the event along with a small contingent of party operatives from across the county line.

"Despite any attempt of the press to make this a county versus county primary battle, I will do all in my power to make sure any primary challenge will be the one that seeks to elect the very best Republican countywide... because that is our common goal," said Kelly, a 56-year old former mayor of Eagleswood for 11 years and 15-year veteran of the freeholder board.

He yielded the microphone to Myers, 43, Medford Township's deputy mayor, a vice president at Lockheed Martin, and decorated combat veteran of the Gulf War, who kept the line of fire trained on next November's Democratic opponent, state Sen. John Adler of Cherry Hill.

Glyniss Forbes, Essex County campaign co-chair for NJ for Obama, addresses the speech made by Mayor Cory Booker on Obama's behalf, and discusses some of her organizing in her hometown of South Orange and in Newark.

Mayor Cory Booker reminds the crowd attending Saturday's rally for presidential candidate Barack Obama that they have to get out there between now and Election Day to work the streets.