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Brown & Sarcone's 'Rudder Clock' Ticking Away
By NJDACCpressHow Long will Medford Have to Wait for the Truth
On Scott Rudder's Developer Conflicts?
(8th Legislative District) – Calling once again for Scott Rudder to detail his dealings with a developer embroiled in a growing Medford scandal, Assembly candidates Debbie Sarcone and Bill Brown today unveiled the “Rudder Clock” on their Website to chronicle the Assemblyman's deafening silence.
According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, a PAC affiliated with the head of Mount Construction – a major construction firm that has received nearly $8 million in taxpayer-funded no-bid contracts in Medford – has contributed more than $5,000 to Assemblyman Scott Rudder, the township's former mayor.
"Scott Rudder has serious questions to answer concerning his role in in what appears to be nothing more than an egregious abuse of pay-to-play," said Brown. "As a committeeman, mayor and now Assemblyman seems to be only worried about taking care of his developer friends. Burlington County taxpayers deserve answers and they deserve them now."
"All throughout Medford, residents are angry over this scandal and the wasting of their hard-earned tax dollars," said Sarcone. "Scott Rudder should be explaining to taxpayers why he traded Medford's quality of life for political office. But his silence has been deafening."
The Rudder Clock will be posted on Brown and Sarcone's Web site – www.changetrentonnow.com
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hahahahahahahaha
Are these guys serious?
Wow - talk about the wheels falling off the cart!
They have, as a team, broken the law not once but twice.
Their political bosses are running for cover.
The current Dem leaders can't stand them because they are turn coat Republicans.
And now, they resort to cheap gimmick that no one will ever see?
Talk about jumping the shark!
Hahahahahha.
No laughing matter
I'm glad you find amusement in the reprehensible behavior of grown men with children. While the issue of Mount Construction and the deceitful actions of Dave Brown, Chris Myers and Scott Rudder may very well end up as just another NJ Political coruption statistic. As a registered republican that resides in Medford I am ashamed of them. Perhaps the Pinelands Commission should deny the apllication for site improvement (development) of the site and give these guys an excuse to do the right thing. The residents of Medford have been treated like mushrooms. Unfortunately, to many of them don't seem to mind. That is how we got in this mess to start with. Stop laughing and start asking for truthful answers and accountability.
HAHAHA
I thought you changed party affiliation Sean.
No random Republican from Medford casusally looks at a Brown Sarcone press release on Politics NJ at 8pm on a Tuesday.
You are a hack and part of the collapse of the corrupt Dem party.
The only laws broken by any of the above mentioned people were Brown and Sarcone.
You guys jumped the shark and now are grasping at straws - if it wasn't so funny it would be sad.
But its funny - hahahaha
Nothing Funny
Nothing funny about the Pay to Play scandal that Scott Rudder and Mary Ann O'Brien are involved in. Scott refuses to answer questione because there is no defense to this blatant pay to play.
Speaking of pay to play have Layton and Paulsen hit the Paulsen 20 up yet for their loans?
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Prior to the era of digital/electronic clocks , we used to have mechanical clocks , the function of which was being controlled by the spring mechanism inside the clock and the movement of indicators was basing on the pendulam attatched to the mechanism.
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