Weinberg

             TRENTON –  Senate President Richard J. Codey (D-Essex) today announced the appointment of Senator Loretta Weinberg (D-Bergen) as the new chair of the Senate Legislative Oversight Committee.  The primary function of the committee is to review administrative regulations to ensure that they are consistent with legislative intent, as well as to consider general oversight matters relative to other branches of government, bi-state authorities and independent authorities.

CODEY APPOINTS WEINBERG TO FILL VACANCY ON SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE

            TRENTON – Senate President Richard J. Codey (D-Essex) today announced the appointment of Senator Loretta Weinberg to the Senate Judiciary Committee.  Senator Weinberg will fill the vacancy that will be created when Senator John H. Adler (D-Cherry Hill) leaves to join Congress and current committee member Senator Paul A. Sarlo (D-Bergen, Passaic, Essex) ascends to Senator Adler’s position as Judiciary Committee Chair.

"I am sure the people who Mr. Johnson took money from so he could qualify for Clean Election money are disappointed in him and would not have donated to him if they had known of his support for Lyndon LaRouche".

NIBOT FOR SENATE            

 ASSEMBLYMAN JOHNSON’S DONATION TO  ALLEDGED ANTI-SEMITE GROUP QUESTIONED 

Reformer?  -  Valerie Huttle - Frank Huttle - DeCottis Law Firm - ENCAP - Ethical Conflict 

It has been said that nearly everyone has six degrees of separation from each other.    Interestingly enough, the same pattern exists for a “reform” Democratic District 37 politician, but from a different end point.     Valerie Huttle and her District 37 team has been portraying themselves as reform politicians, but the historical facts say otherwise.

“The EnCap scandal is one of the biggest boondoggles in state history and yet neither Sen. Weinberg nor Assemblywoman Huttle is calling for an investigation,”

“The entire notion that a person running for state office is possibly using his local office to strong arm people into donating to him is repugnant to the entire concept of what the Clean Election program is supposed to be about,” said Nibot.  

“It is the height of hypocrisy for Sen. Weinberg and Assemblywoman Huttle to call themselves reformers and yet ignore the pay to play abuses that exist right under their noses,”   

Now Sen. Weinberg is compounding her abuse of taxpayers by taking $500,000 in public money for her campaign. The state is headed for a financial crisis and all she can think of is getting her hands on more taxpayer money to advance her political career.” 

“It seems Sen.Weinberg wants to have it both ways. She wants to use the corrupt political system to raise money from the special interests and then she wants to take taxpayer money as well.”