To: AuH2ORepublican; fieldmarshaldj; William Creel; Coop; ken5050; dubyaismypresident; JohnnyZ; ...
Unfortunately, conservatives don't have an impressive track record of winning statewide elections in New Jersey. It' a bummer, but Tom Kean is probably the best we can hope for. With Jon Corzine damaged by his funneling cash to a union rep he was sleeping with, this race is in play regardless of the outcome in the Governor's race.
2 posted on
08/24/2005 5:19:54 PM PDT by
Clintonfatigued
(Jeanine Pirro for Senate, Hillary Clinton for Weight Watchers Spokeswoman)
To: Clintonfatigued
I think this next year is going to be very very interesting
3 posted on
08/24/2005 5:21:44 PM PDT by
MikefromOhio
(It's called having class.....)
To: Clintonfatigued
Son of the 9/11 Ommission Commission Commisar?
4 posted on
08/24/2005 5:24:17 PM PDT by
NeoCaveman
(The constitution is not in exile, it's in a nice safe deposit box in the Cayman Islands - Lileks)
To: Clintonfatigued
I will support anyone who challenges Kean in the primary.
7 posted on
08/24/2005 5:33:46 PM PDT by
OldFriend
(MERCY TO THE GUILTY IS CRUELTY TO THE INNOCENT ~ Adam Smith)
To: Clintonfatigued
"It' a bummer, but Tom Kean is probably the best we can hope for."
I disagree. President Bush got 46.24% in 2004, even though he was running against a Northeastern liberal of the NJ Democrat mode. Against either Corzine or his appointee, I think a moderate-to-conservative or even solid conservative Republican could get to 50% and then not be a total embarrassment in the Senate as would be the case with a liberal RINO such as Kean, Jr.
Why not Steve Forbes for the Senate? Or one of the gubernatorial candidates, such as Lonegan (sp?) or Schundler?
15 posted on
08/25/2005 8:19:15 AM PDT by
AuH2ORepublican
(http://auh2orepublican.blogspot.com/)
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