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October 29, 2009

Democratic Voters Should Make History and Vote for Bloschak

Urban Republican More In Line With Real People’s Concerns  Than Failed Political Retread Caputo

Belleville-Urban Republican Assembly candidate Andrew Bloschak, who is considered to be running the most aggressive challenge in an overwhelmingly Democratic district in the entire state, called on Democrats in his district to give him a shot on Tuesday so he can start working to rebuild Greater Newark’s economy and reform education for all children

TRENTON – The New Jersey Restaurateurs’ Good Government Fund, the Political Action Committee of the New Jersey Restaurant Association voted to extend their support for Barry Funt in his bid for election to represent the 27th legislative district

In response to the their support Barry explained, “I am proud to accept the support of an organization like The New Jersey Restaurant Association. The organization represents 23,000 small and family businesses that employ 300,000 people. In light of a current 9.7% unemployment rate in the state, it is an industry that should be lauded.”

"I believe that the men and women of this state who create jobs do more good than any politician can ever do.  Therefore, we need to reduce the burdens on them so that they can continue to create jobs.  Mr. McKeon looks at productive businesses like restaurants and sees a pool of money that he can attach to in the way of taxes and fees to reward his special interests friends and political cronies.  He has little regard for the negative impact of his tax and spend policies.  The differences between us couldn't be more clear."

There are over 500 foodservice establishments in the 27th district employing over 5000 people in the district.

For more information on Barry Funt and his campaign for Assembly visit: http://www.funtforassembly.org.

For the official release of New Jersey Restaurant Association visit: http://www.njra.org/singlenews.asp?item_ID=2783.

HARRY LENNIX -- STAR OF THE MATRIX & 5 HEARTBEATS -- CAMPAIGNS ACROSS ESSEX FOR CORZINE, WEINBERG & NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATS

Hollywood Star Encourages Young and Newly Registered Voters to Keep Momentum Going

Hollywood star Harry Lennix of The 5 Heartbeats and The Matrix today campaigned across Essex County to engage voters in North Jersey on behalf of Governor Jon S. Corzine and Senator Loretta Weinberg’s re-election efforts and Democrats running for office across New Jersey.

“I appreciate Harry Lennix taking the time to go out and discuss the importance of this year’s election today,” said Corzine. “Last year, we elected a President that represents all of us and our Democratic values. This year, we need to keep that momentum going. Register early, vote by mail or come out on Election Day November 3rd but, whatever you do, make sure your voice is counted.”

Lennix, a veteran campaigner in Democratic politics, previously campaigned on behalf of President Barack Obama during last year’s presidential election.

Lennix focused his efforts on engaging young and newly registered voters at public events at a local Newark restaurant, a tailgating event before the 38th Annual Urban League Football Classic at GIANTS Stadium and neighborhood barbershops throughout Essex County -- an integral community for voter turnout for New Jersey Democrats.

For Immediate Release:Contact: Daniel Beckelman(201)-446-9889September 17, 2009  WITH UNEMPLOYMENT UP, IT'S TIME FOR CAPUTO TO LOSE ONE OF HIS JOBSNewark-Urban Republican Assembly candidate Andrew Bloschak, a lifelong blue-collar worker,thinks that with New Jersey's unemployment rate surging, that its time that voters hand quadruple-dipping, tax-and spend Assemblyman Ralph Caputo a pink slip from his job representing the 28th District. The latest survey found New Jersey's unemployment accelerating much faster than the nation as a whole.

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September 10, 2009
 
Belleville, Bloomfield and Newark Get Bluffed Again
Quadruple-Dipping Backbencher Caputo Can’t Secure Energy Block Grant For His Entire District
 
Belleville-Urban Republican Assembly candidate Andrew Bloschak is pleased that federal money is flowing back to New Jersey to improve energy efficiency, but the electrician and autoworker who is looking to represent working families in Essex County wondered why dual-officeholder Ralph Caputo could not ensure some of this funding for his entire district. (According to a press release on PolitickerNJ, US Senator Robert Menendez has secured funding for energy efficiency improvements in towns throughout New Jersey, but the in the 28th District only Irvington received a grant.)

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September 7, 2009
 

Bloschak Wishes Happy Labor Day To New Jersey Workers
Lifelong Union Member Says Corzine and Caputo Policies Hurting Working Families
Belleville-Urban Republican Assembly candidate Andrew Bloschak wished a Happy Labor Day to New Jersey workers and promised a much brighter future if the Garden State cast aside politicians like Ralph Caputo and Jon Corzine who are both anti-labor and anti-business.

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BLOSCHAK WELCOMES GUADAGNO TO ESSEX COUNTY
Assembly Candidate Says Core Urban County Is Competitive for First Time In Years
Belleville-Andrew Bloschak, GOP Assembly candidate in the 28th District, welcomed Lt. Governor Candidate Kim Guadagno to Essex County and said he would join her and other local Chris Christie supporters for an event at Franklin Steakhouse this afternoon.

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August 18, 2009

Corzine and Caputo Fail Essex County on Foreclosures

Belleville-Republican Assembly candidate Andrew Bloschak asked why foreclosures have risen 31 percent in New Jersey this year despite Ralph Caputo and Jon Corzine’s much-hyped Anti-Foreclosure Act (A-3506).

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August 13,2009
 
BLOSCHAK ASKS WHY "RUBBER-STAMP RALPH" IS STILL CAMPAIGNING WITH CORZINE?
Belleville-Republican Assembly candidate Andrew Bloschak blasted his opponent, Essex County Freeholder and Assembly Ralph "The Rubber Stamp" Caputo for campaigning with failed tax-and spend Governor Jon Corzine and left-wing Lieutenant Governor nominee Loretta Weinberg in Verona this week, according to a story on PolitickerNJ.    

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 ETHICS REFORM BEGINS WITH ENDING CONFLICTS OF INTEREST

LIVINGSTON, NJ – Twenty seventh District State Assembly candidate Barry Funt today called on Mayor/Assemblyman John McKeon and Assemblywoman Mila Jasey to renounce their endorsement by the NJEA...