Susan Bass Levin

Corzine Wants Ghosts of McGreevey to Haunt Statehouse for Four More Years

Another frightening judgment lapse moves Corzine to promise
McGreevey appointees will have jobs in his administration

In another scary but true tale from the Democrat machine, Jon Corzine told the Gloucester County Times that if elected he would appoint to his cabinet former Department of Community Affairs Commissioner Susan Bass Levin who played a key role in the administration of disgraced former Governor Jim McGreevey.

Corzine's Real Environmental Record

"With environmental "friends" like Jon Corzine, New Jersey doesn't need enemies."

Forrester for Governor Campaign Director Sherry Sylvester today lamented Jon Corzine's lackluster record as an advocate for New Jersey's environment.

Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman John Adler was understandably furious on Wednesday when he read that Jon Corzine had summarily rejected him as a candidate for state Attorney General because of his connection to the Camden County Democratic machine. Corzine's comments also suggested that Adler, a Harvard graduate and possible 2008 U.S. Senate candidate, might not be qualified for the post. Sources say that the recipient of Adler's fury was his old neighbor, Susan Bass Levin, the former Cherry Hill Mayor and state Community Affairs Commissioner who now holds a senior staff position in the Corzine campaign. That evening, Corzine issued a statement meant to appease the Camden County Senator, saying that Adler is "eminently qualified" to be Attorney General, despite his comments of the previous day.