Posted on 10/26/2009 5:39:56 PM PDT by red meat conservative
New Jersey voters don't be fooled. It is pretty clear that without Chris Daggett on the ballot, Chris Christie would be the next governor. Jon Corzine has never polled above 42% even in the best poll results. Chris Daggett is the only person who could keep Corzine in office at this point. He is trying to hand the election to Corzine. Although it is quite clear that Christie is not a red meat conservative, he is our best option and is infinitely better than Corzine. Liberal publications and the Republican establishment are trying to label Daggett as an insurgent conservative challenger similar to Doug Hoffman in New York. We have already proven how preposterous that claim is on every level. Daggett is no Doug Hoffman.
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Then why aren’t liberals abandoning Corzine for Daggett?
Jim Gergahty at National Review is actually reporting on his blog that more of Daggett’s support is coming from Corzine at this point. However, at the end of the day he has been a Republican for most of his career so the corzine voters will not jump ship unless they are really disgusted with him.
Of course, you’re absolutely right. The theory being bandied about by the Onada propaganda organs—and RINOs—is that Chris Daggett will draw votes away from Pubbie Christie is pure nonsense.
IMHO Dagget will suck votes from Corzine. In any case, I’m not voting for any of them. Christie is Corzine light.
I refuse to vote for RINO pubbies—to keep demrats out of office—any more. Voting for RINOs is like voting for a demrat. I’d rather vote for Afred E. Neuman than any of those people. On the other hand I could always choose NOTA (none of the above) or write my wife’s name in (I’ve too many skeletons in my closet—methings).
Gonna be interesting. Christie is leading in NJ, but ACORN florishes here and Corzine has been paying off black so-called church leaders with his own money. The NJ inner-city vote can be beaten, but it takes work. On Nov. 5 we’ll know if Christie did the work.
On the other hand, Hoffman (a conservative running as an independent) in NY seems to be emerging as the front runner there. The VA conservative (forget his name) appears to be winning the gubernatorial race there. And it looks like Spector and Murtha may finally be thrown out in PA. Doesn’t look too good for Dingy Harry Reid in NV either.
I’m beginning to enjoy waking up in the morning again.
Thanks!
I believe that things could go to 3rd world status in NJ and idiots would still vote Dem, so I don’t believe it’s prudent to wait for it to go Galt. NJ is really mostly a Republican state, if you go by area. It’s just the big cities that go Dem.
Forget his crazy environmentalism - his plan to impose the 7% sales tax on the rents collected at all the shore communities up and down the coast will both injure the tourist trade and add more to the tax burden all by itself - a disaster.......
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