Posted on 10/02/2002 5:16:31 PM PDT by Politico2
Forrester Statement On New Jersey Supreme Court Decision
(TRENTON, OCTOBER 2) – U.S. Senate candidate Doug Forrester tonight issued the following statement:
“Today, the people of New Jersey lost. The Torricelli-Lautenberg machine’s disregard for the rule of law, fair elections and the people of New Jersey will, once again, make our great state the butt of national jokes.
“The good people of New Jersey understand what has transpired over the past few days. A few powerbrokers read public opinion polls and concluded that I was going to beat Bob Torricelli, and decided to change the rules of the game. The good people of New Jersey will not allow these political games to win the day.
“Today, this election became an election between, on the one hand, those who seek to restore New Jersey’s reputation and, on the other hand, those few powerbrokers who will say anything and do anything to rig the system to their advantage. I will continue my fight to restore dignity and honor the office of the United States Senate. And with the people of New Jersey, we will win this fight.
“Unfortunately, the New Jersey Supreme Court has now decided that New Jersey law, as written, should not apply to this election. Their decision is flawed.
“We will pursue an appeal of this matter to the Supreme Court of the United States, to ensure that the men and women of our military will not be disenfranchised and that the rule of law will be upheld.
“This is a fight that the Torricelli-Lautenberg machine began when it decided it could not win this election within the rules provided by state law.
“Regardless of the outcome in the courts, I will continue my fight to put the interests of the people of New Jersey before politics.
“The Torricelli—Lautenberg machine has failed to fight to strengthen our national security. The Torricelli – Lautenberg machine has consistently voted to cut defense and intelligence spending.
The Torricelli – Lautenberg machine voted against a national missile defense system to protect American families and our allies. The Torricelli—Laugtenberg machine has failed to clean more than 19 of New Jersey’s 132 Superfund toxic waste sites. The Torricelli—Lautenberg machine has consistently voted for higher taxes and against a Balance Budget Amendment. And under the Torricelli – Lautenberg machine, New Jersey has remained dead last among the states in getting a return on the tax dollars we send to Washington meaning our hardworking families continue to bear an enormous tax burden.
“These issues continue to confront us. These are the issues I have been speaking about since I entered this race. Theses are the issues I will continue to speak about until Election Day.
“Enough is enough. I will continue to stand against the Torricelli-Lautenberg machine. Hang on, New Jersey – help is on the way!”
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Paid for by Forrester 2002, Inc.
As evidence of that, the ruling today barely made it onto network news. I only saw it mentioned on NBC about halfway through the news. By the way, it nearly killed me to have to watch that much of network news.
Couldn't he just use the same ads, but every time Torricelli's name was one the screen, they just crossed it out with a black X and have a handwritten Lautenberg above it? I mean, a Rat is a Rat...
I would interlineate it to read as follows:
After all, we are the creme de la creme and you are simply pissants we do it for your own good even if you are too obtuse to fathom the sublimity of our visionary objectives.
UMMV.
try this next time:
<a href=http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/761779/posts target=blank>N.J. Supreme Court Order Violates Reasoning of Bush v. Gore (MUST READ)</a>
the 'target=blank' modifier makes a new window open for the site/thread you're referring to,
which is helpful for old folks like me who lose our place easily 
the thread title between the <a> tags will show up as a hightlighted link ...
Either way its a risk. However, Forrester needs to keep pounding the fact he is concerned about our military as being the main reason he goes to the SC.
He need to continue pounding on the disenfrancising of our military. He needs to confront L'berg to see what he is doing about guaranteeing our military and absentee voters will not be strung out to dry.
done
one thing i like about html is that it allows me to delude myself into thinking i know some programming,
while still being no competitive threat whatsoever to those who actually do !
That's why you write briefs and I wear'em.
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