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September 29, 2009 - 6:02pm
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NJ CONSERVATIVE PARTY ENDORSES NATHAN BRINKMAN FOR HOBOKEN MAYOR

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Since its inception, The New Jersey Conservative Party has been inspired by the words of Ronald Reagan, who said: "In this present crisis, Government is not the solution to our problems. Government IS the problem".

 

In the wake of its current mayoral scandal, it is clear that an uncorrupted & unbossed face is needed to bring about the change necessary to transform Hoboken once more into a "shining city on a hill".

 

The New Jersey Conservative Party is therefore proud to endorse Nathan Brinkman as a candidate for Mayor of Hoboken.

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September 16, 2009 - 3:23pm
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NATHAN BRINKMAN ENTERS RACE FOR HOBOKEN MAYOR

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(HOBOKEN, September 16) – Nathan Brinkman, co-founder of the Hoboken Republican Club, today joined the race for Mayor of Hoboken. Brinkman filed 173 signatures on nominating petitions at the Hudson County Clerk’s office.

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August 21, 2009 - 7:21am
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HOWARD STERN ENDORSES ARTIE LANGE FOR MAYOR OF HOBOKEN

Yesterday during a Howard 100 News segment, Howard Stern announced his official endorsement of Artie Lange for Mayor of Hoboken.

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August 20, 2009 - 10:47am
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Artie Lange Mayor of Hoboken - Diners Are For Cheese Fries

A group of Hoboken residents today announced the launch of a campaign to elect Artie Lange Mayor of Hoboken, New Jersey. 

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August 14, 2008 - 1:17pm

Schundler to run for Jersey City Mayor

Bret Schundler, who served as mayor of Jersey City from 1992 to 2001, will challenge incumbent Jerramiah Healy in 2009Bret Schundler, who served as mayor of Jersey City from 1992 to 2001, will challenge incumbent Jerramiah Healy in 2009
In 1999, the late William F. Buckley recognized a rising star in conservative Republican circles named Bret Schundler, who had been mayor of Jersey City for six years. Seeing Schundler as a potential presidential prospect, he wrote in the New York Post: "Look for him in 2008."

Nine years and two gubernatorial losses later, any presidential dreams Schundler once harbored are gone. But we can look for him in 2009, because Schundler has all but made it official, acknowledging that he plans to run to return to Grove Street next year, eight years after he left the office.

"This is not a formal kickoff announcement, but I do plan to run," said Schundler in a phone interview.

Schundler served between late 1992 and 2001, when he decided to forego reelection to run for governor. But the Schundler of 2009 will likely bare little resemblance to the conservative candidate who unsuccessfully sought the highest office in the state in 2001 and 2005 - at least not if he can help it.

"I think I'm pretty much done with partisan politics," he said.

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March 21, 2008 - 2:35pm

Page seeks impartiality in Orange mayoral debate

ORANGE – At-large Councilman Donald Page recently received an e-mail about an upcoming mayoral candidates’ forum from one of the event’s organizers letting his campaign know where and when the event was being held.

The problem is that the woman who sent the message is also working for one of his opponents in the mayor’s race.

Now Page wants to meet with former Councilman Ben Jones this weekend to hammer out the details of the forum sponsored by Jones' group, Citizens for Responsible Government (CRG).

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September 28, 2007 - 1:19pm
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McCullough,Amodeo,& Polistina: Whelan Backstabs Longtime Friend Mayor Levy For Political Advantage

McCullough,Amodeo,& Polistina: Whelan Backstabs Longtime Friend Mayor Levy For Political Advantage

 

           (Atlantic County, NJ) Edward Kline, campaign manager for McCullough-Polistina-Amodeo legislative team, today described Assemblyman Jim Whelan’s call for the resignation of Atlantic City Mayor Bob Levy as “a sad, shameful and sickening example of backstabbing for political advantage.”

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June 4, 2007 - 2:11pm
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PBA Endorses Challenger Nancy Wolf for Mayor in Highland Park Democratic Primary

HIGHLAND PARK, NJ – The Highland Park police force voted to endorse Nancy Wolf for Mayor and Michael Kornfeld and George Valenta III for Council.

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March 21, 2007 - 9:11am
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WOODBRIDGE DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION ENDORSES TEAM

WOODBRIDGE -- The Woodbridge Democratic Organization endorsed Mayor John E. McCormac and At-Large Council Members Brenda Yori-Velasco, James Carroll, Patricia Osborne and Gregg Ficarra for re-election at Monday’s committee meeting. 

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