Comments on: News From The Gay-R-Den State of NJ

By: Queer Patriot

Queer Patriot — Sun, 25 Sep 2005 12:33:38 +0000

FYI: Latest statewide poll on the NJ Gubernatorial race shows Corzine up by 18 points over Forrester — Newark Star-Ledger. 6 weeks from Election Day.

By: Stinger!

Stinger! — Fri, 23 Sep 2005 23:06:25 +0000

Ted, you don’t sound like much of a “Republican” now, do you? I guess a “Republican” in the same vein as Christy Todd Whitman? And that’s not saying much, if anything. If you’re soooo unhappy with what the Garden State GOP is able to produce, I believe your local county Board of Elections has the necessary change-of-registration forms you so obviously need. If you’re fat, lazy, or bedridden, you can download one off the net.

By: Ted B.

Ted B. — Fri, 23 Sep 2005 16:06:47 +0000

How in the world could anybody vote for Jon Corzine???

Two words, Doug Forrester.

As with Bush v. Gore, and with Bush v. Kerry; you have to vote for one or the other. As a Republican, it’s embaressing that Forrester the “best” the Party Nabobs could field…and Schundler was no prize either.

By: Stinger!

Stinger! — Fri, 23 Sep 2005 05:15:03 +0000

How in the world could anybody vote for Jon Corzine??? I mean, what’s up with that beard anyway? Dude looks like my hippie science teacher from high school. Or Rutherford B. Hayes. Just another freak in a suit.

By: Charles

Charles — Fri, 23 Sep 2005 01:03:52 +0000

Jersey Corruption is the link to the Star Ledger article mentioned by G’ Stater. G’Stater is right in that the article was NOT on the Star Ledger’s website on Sunday (even though the article was in Sunday’s printed paper. The article showed up online on Monday. They are sometimes a little behind in updating their website.)

Read the whole thing if you really want to be depressed by how the Democrats are short-changing citizens who do not vote for them! I guess that’s because they are the ‘Party for the People’?

(keep in mind the Star Ledger online articles are free for only 2 weeks; then they go into the pay-for archives)

By: Butch

Butch — Fri, 23 Sep 2005 00:07:37 +0000

I’m sorry to disappoint you, Ted, but The Garden State doesn’t hold a candle to Louisiana in the corruption department.

As Earl Long, Huey’s brother (who later had a most embarrassing public breakdown on the floor of the Louisiana Capitol in Baton Rouge before being carted away to the looney bin in Galveston) once uttered, “Don’t write what you can phone. Don’t phone what you can say. Don’t say what you can whisper. Don’t whisper what you can smile. Don’t smile what you can nod. Don’t nod what you can wink.”

The man was a certifiable lunatic and an inveterate crook, but I’ll give him his due: he knew how to do corruption right.

By: Ted B.

Ted B. — Thu, 22 Sep 2005 14:34:10 +0000

It’s Joorsey. I live here, and I’m supposed to be suprised? In my own hometown, the Police chief’s been convicted of hiring a hit-man to rid himself of his ex-wife. He’s suing the County Prosecuters’ office for wrongful prosecution for unfairly targeting him, and demanding several million in compensation…not that he’s innocent and deserves a new trial.

Welcome to the Garden State.