[jmaroneps37]

Anybody who thinks Jesse Helms could get elected above Virginia raise your hand. Hmm Ok now that that is settled anybody who thinks that George Pataki could get elected below Virginia raise YOUR hand. Just what I thought.
Now anybody who thinks Brett has more than a 1 in 10 chance of getting elected governor of New Jersey raise your hand. Boy the group is getting smaller. Finally anyone who would "much rather see a rat elected than a rino" leave the f*&^ing room you're embarrassing yourself.
This guy is one of the very few electable conservatives in the Garden State. All you "rino hunters" think about that when you watch Gov. Corzine get sworn in after you stayed home to prove some foolish point about being conservative over winning election.
BTW he always been supported by the NRA and he is anti abortion save for rape and incest which is in the national platform.

[ElkGroveDan]

The mentality that only liberal Republicans can win in Democrat leaning states is naive and simplistic.

In fact the opposite is true. Democrats don't vote across party lines for candidates that are similar, they vote across party lines for candidates that offer something their party is LACKING, such as prolife and profamily moral direction.

[BroncosFan]

Okay, make a case for this guy. His name ID is next to nothing. The obscure Steve Lonegan seems to be making more of a splash in the "who's to the right of Bret?" primary. And Forrester has money to burn and seems to fill the same ideological niche. Further, I hesitate to support ANYONE who is a Trenton officeholder because the "ethical compromises" (which is the nicest way to describe it) one must make down there often preclude one from rising much higher. Right now, DiGaetano just seems like another fiver percenter, if he even hangs around 'til June.