Posted on 06/02/2009 5:20:16 PM PDT by chevydude26
Lets go lonegan only 0% reporting so far
I’m in.
EEEKKK, Anderson Cooper and Teabagged in the same sentence......NEED.....MIND...SCRUBBER....NOW!!!!
The RINO NJ GOP needs to be taught a harsh lesson. And it's going to be painful. But it will be ten times more painful it it waits for another four years.
I left NJ three years ago.
I am in southern Delaware now. Nice conservative, church going area. Low taxes. No sales tax.
People wave at you—with all five fingers. Blowing your horn is considered bad form.
Four way stops work—without becoming a game of chicken. Traffic circles actually move traffic here—minus the terror.
I stopped beating my head against the wall in NJ. A beautiful state, my home for over 50 years—but I couldn’t stand the RINOs, the corrupt Dems, and the stupid sheeple who keep voting these clowns in election after election. NJ is one step behind CA in financial collapse, but it doesn’t want to beleive it.
Christie will now win the suburban areas, but the Dems own the urban areas, where the leeches will vote Corzine back in.
Especially when he finishes spreading around the $ 17 billion in stimulus money.
They don’t call it “walking around money” for nothin’.
we’d be smart to support Christie, dj. But i won’t waste any effort on it.
Meantime, in NY#23, the DEMS and RINOs are very busy at getting their hands on that seat. The conservatives ... are they going to take the passive approach again.
Anderson Cooper, Cooper Anderson... Why does this jackass have two last names for a name ?
Delaware’s no prize anymore. The state GOP is almost more lifeless than NJ’s. Every time a GOPer retires there, a Dem take their seat, and the party has failed to cultivate a farm team. They last elected a GOP Governor in 1988 and they lost their last stronghold, the DE House, last November. Bidentopia.
Can’t support this RINO, sorry. This guy went out of his way to pander to illegals. I live next door to these people, and they’re a cross between common criminal thugs and outright terrorists. I doubt this sorry excuse for a Republican lives 20 feet from this kind of scum, yet his “gated community” elitists insist us peons embrace “diversity.” He can kiss my ass.
And I have no doubt Michael Steele will be just as effective at putting NY-23 into the win column as he has with the Gillibrand seat, the Rahmbeaux seat, the Solis seat and the upcoming Tauscher seat specials.
There are two Delawares, much like NJ.
North and South.
The South is Republican and conservative. The north is hopelessly Dem and thinks Biden’s a genius.
Delaware has three counties.New Castle and Kent County are falling apart financially.Sussex County cut $ 7 million in spending this year and refused to raise taxes, balancing their 2010 budget. The County tax hasn’t been raised for 20 years. My town had a 16% property tax increase, first one in three years, because it followed a very conservative strategy of NOT relying on state funding for the 2010 fiscal year. That 16% amounted to $ 80.00.
In NJ, I would have begged for an $ 80.00 property tax increase.
Yes, I know that, but moonbat New Castle has far outstripped Sussex & Kent in political power because of the much larger population, and the rot is slowly spreading south through Kent (as you alluded to), and will be in Sussex before you know it. Funny thing is that N.C. used to be the GOP part of the state with the “Southern Dems” in the lower counties. Now the N.C. GOP is gone and the GOP has whatever small strength left in the “old Dem” counties.
NJ election ping
CA, NY, then NJ as states to go bankrupt in that order. Capital flight from NJ into PA and DE is unprecedented.
It used to be that the Delaware GOP was financed, and run, by the Dupont family. Apparently the Duponts have quit that enterprise.
it’s a nightmare in the Northeast. The upper middle class and wealthy are all liberal activists. The urban poor have conservative values but vote straight DEM. That makes it absurd trying to put together a coalition against them.
I support almost anyone willing to try until they go out of their way to betray us. The RINOs are working overtime to try to get NY#23.
The turnout was horrible for a Governor race, only a little more than 300,000 with a 3 candidate race voted in a Republican primary in a state of 8.5 million people when they are fed up with the incumbent.
I think Illinois primary for Governor in 2006 when the middle of the state had a heavy snow storm was 735,000 for a 5 candidate race and we Illinois was 12.7 million people at the time.
Remember, every time conservatism runs, it wins.
Ask Al D’amato. Dennis Vacco. Rick Santorum. Katherine Harris. And 100s of others.
Who were Lonegan’s big name supporters? Just wondering because I read where Christie had a few but I never saw anything in the media about Lonegan’s.
“New Jersey is owned and operated by the education mafia (and God knows what other mafia).”
The FOP and PBA Mafias, the COnstruction Mafia, the Trial Attorneys Mafia and the Insurance Mafia.
They run Trenton.
Demcorats stay in power by harnassing the voting blocks of the inner cities in Hudson, Camden, Mercer, etc Counties, pandering to minorities, and by sucking up top the above mafias.
” Like the hopeless drunk who wakes up in a dumpster one afternoon covered in his own feces, urine, and vomit, New Jersey must hit rock bottom before there can be any hope of recovery.”
They are there already. Apparently they still don’t get it.
Your analysis is exactly correct. NJ is just a smaller version of California. Funny how the cities, as well as every other level of Democrat stronghold, ends up drowning in its own waste and (mostly) corruption.
Here is the money quote from an article posted here a couple of days ago:
Nearly all of the billions of dollars in cuts the administration has proposed would affect programs for poor Californians... “Government doesn’t provide services to rich people,” Mike Genest, the state’s finance director, said on a conference call with reporters on Friday. “It doesn’t even really provide services to the middle class.” He added: “You have to cut where the money is.”
Somebody has got to try to build such a coalition, because if we don’t, we’re going to become a third world hellhole very, very soon. The only other option is revolution, and believe me, that is becoming more and more a palatable solution in the face of this current national suicide.
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