Aubrey Fenton

Fenton and Jordan Continue to Hide Behind GOP Spin Machine

BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVICES FOOTS THE BILL FOR FENTON’S CRONIES WHILE COUNTY’S SENIORS SUFFER

(Mt. Laurel, NJ)Chris Brown and Mary Anne Reinhart, Democratic candidates for Burlington County Freeholder, today blasted incumbent Republican Freeholders Aubrey Fenton and Stacey Jordan for yet another example of rewarding their friends at the expense of Burlington County taxpayers and seniors.

Councilman Chris Brown Conveniently Forgets His Marlton Circle Meeting with County Engineers

CHRIS BROWN'S PLATFORM FOR OPEN GOVERNMENT LOSES A PLANK

Fenton and Jordan Call On County Candidates Brown and Reinhart To Denounce Plan That Cuts Municipal Aid To Towns, Including Their Own

Bill Layton says he must have been in diapers when the Democrats had a freeholder in Burlington County.

"It was the early 1980s anyway," said the Republican Party chairman, who unanimously won re-election at his party’s re-organization meeting last week and champions GOP Freeholder Aubrey Fenton and his running mate, Stacy Jordan.

The history doesn’t dim the enthusiasm of Layton’s rival, Rick Perr, chair of the Burlington County Democratic Organization, who believes this is the year his candidates for freeholder, Chris Brown and Mary Anne Reinhart, can win.

"Looking back on 2007, it wasn’t a good year for Democrats," admitted Perr. "We assumed the anti-Republican sentiment we saw in 2006 would build up to a crescendo."

It didn’t happen.

Burlington County Democratic Chairman Rick Perr criticized Freeholder Director Aubrey Fenton for not forcing Burlington County Bridge Commission Chairman John Comegno to resign in the wake of his guilty plea to drunk driving.  

Comegno pleaded guilty last week to driving under the influence of alcohol.  A judge suspended his license for three months, ordered him to pay nearly $953 in fines and $969 in restitution for an accident he caused in January.

Comegno told the Burlington County Times last week that Fenton, a Republican, told him that he will keep him on as chairman. 

THE RENEGADES UNVEIL THEIR "CAMPAIGN ABOUT NOTHING"

SHEPPARD, SHEVELEW & SARCONE MARCH OUT THE SMOKE AND MIRRORS

Former GOP State Chairman David Norcross says he won't seek Jim Saxton's seat

The field of potential Burlington County candidate to replace outgoing U.S. Rep. Jim Saxton cleared up today, with Republican National Committeeman David Norcross and Freeholder Aubrey Fenton both removing their names from consideration and throwing their support behind the county’s presumptive favorite candidate, Lockheed Martin Vice President Chris Myers.

Myers, 42, the Deputy Mayor of Medford, is the chosen candidate of Burlington County GOP power broker Glenn Paulsen, and has the tacit approval of Saxton. He now looks almost certain to become that county’s chosen candidate.

Norcross, 64, was considered a top tier potential challenger. A prolific fundraiser, Norcross has a long political resume as a former U.S. Senate candidate and GOP state chairman. He currently serves as co-chair of Mitt Romney’s New Jersey campaign.