Senate: Have you seen this man? (John Corzine)

NorthJersey.com ^ | December 24, 2005 | Josh Gohlke

[FormerACLUmember]

Cor-Slime is too busy wheelin', dealin', and stealin'.

[EagleUSA]

Cor-Slime is too busy wheelin', dealin', and stealin'.
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Like Kerry, another worthy government official, with great attendance record, both libs, both slimebags, both giving the bird to the stupid voters that put them in the jobs.

When will the STUCK ON STUPID sector of our voting society wise up??

[csvset]

Jon has had his hands, er, full.

[Lancey Howard]

It's "Jon".
And it doesn't matter. New Jersey is what it is - - a hopeless, thoroughly corrupt toilet.

[PISANO]

All of those measures were decided by margins wide enough that Corzine's presence would not have changed the result.

Well then I guess his presence doesn't matter!!! I would love to have a job that I only had to show up 1 of every 3 days.....it would be nice!!

[FormerACLUmember]

New Jersey and Massachusetts are essentially one party systems, totally corrupt, undemocratic toilets. Hence four of the absolute worst senators in Congress, outside of the two psychopaths from NY (Hillary and Schumer) and the 60 IQ drama queen from California (Boxer).

[bert]

A favorable record is of no import when politics is just a hobby

[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

Showed up for only four of 125 votes during the height of the campaign season.

Kerry did it and he was a serious candidate for president, so Corzine is probably not seeing how this hurts him.

[mmercier]

All that matters is that a rat occupies the seat, even if he/she never sits in that seat.

The rat party has no new ideas and nothing in the way of policy to offer the Senate body but obstruction of any possible progress; who cares weather not the seat is physically occupied.

The nitwits who elect these pigs could care less about attendance, they are interested in the destruction of the republic; a goal that is more likely attainable in the absence of their people than in the reality of them opening their mouths and having it documented on the senate record for the normal people to see.

When you step in shit, it is better to take your shoes off in the yard than to track it all over the house bitching about it.

[CROSSHIGHWAYMAN]

Usually voters choose the candidate that they can best relate to.

Doesn't say much for New Jersey people!

Well....guess we already knew that......

Same here in Connecticut....for the most part.

[CROSSHIGHWAYMAN]

New Jersey and Massachusetts are essentially one party systems, totally corrupt, undemocratic toilets. Hence four of the absolute worst senators in Congress, outside of the two psychopaths from NY (Hillary and Schumer) and the 60 IQ drama queen from California (Boxer).

Hey don't forget our fine crew here in Connecticut.....

the blowhard, Dodd.

and the whiner, Lieberman.

Lieberman always talks the high road, but when it come to a vote, he slides back into the gutter......except Iraq.

[EagleUSA]

New Jersey and Massachusetts are essentially one party systems, totally corrupt, undemocratic toilets.
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Yep, just the way the slimey libs like it. Ala Clintonian Arkansas...same deal. Your description of Boxer is too nice...and you should have included Perlosi and Feinstein in there too --- :-)

[Mad_as_heck]

A favorable record is of no import when politics is just a hobby

Ain't that the truth. Two important electoral and procedural reforms that would improve (a bit) the mess that is Congress:

1.) Mandatory attendance. Every day congress in session its members should be present in the chamber and participating. It is shocking to me that an elected official would ever miss a vote: That is dereliction of duty and disenfranchisement of their constituents. If you can't show up 95%+ it should be bye-bye time.

2.) No running for office while holding another. If you are elected you need to serve every day of your term. Senator Moneybags didn't like the Senate seat his millions bought? Too bad: Don't run for reelection then you bum.

[Wristpin]

The Rules of the Senate require them to refund their pay for every missed day. There was a stink about this in 2004, and the ethics committee basically said "pack sand".

[Past Your Eyes]

"The nitwits who elect these pigs could care less about attendance..."

COULDN'T care less. Sheesh.

[Bars4Bill]

the former Goldman Sachs chairman said he believed he could accomplish more

Question to NJ voters: Do you remember the slogan that put him in the senate?

[Logical me]

"When will the STUCK ON STUPID sector of our voting society wise up?? "

I agree, but how do we reach the brain dead. Half of them probably don't know who the VP is. And half of that half never heard of President Bush. I have no respect for the stupid, they just leach on the hard work of those who are informed and working hard at it.

[FormerACLUmember]

Hey don't forget our fine crew here in Connecticut..... the blowhard, Dodd. and the whiner, Lieberman. Lieberman always talks the high road, but when it come to a vote, he slides back into the gutter......except Iraq.

You nailed Loserman precisely. Dodd is despicable. The high point of Dodd's miserable life was acting as a slice of bread in a waitress sandwich with that murdering cockroach from Massachusetts.