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[Arthur Wildfire! March]

According to their governor, "After 51 days, the law is silent." No Governor. After 51 days, you turn deaf and blind.

[sonrise57]

If previous examples of judicial temperament weren't enough to indicate the direction of the court in this case, a brief perusal of campaign-finance reports also provided court watchers with some additional insight. Justice James Zazzali gave $1,000 to Torricelli's present campaign, and he and his wife contributed $2,500 in previous years to Torricelli and his PAC. Justice Zazzali also contributed $1,000 to Lautenberg's 1994 campaign. Justice LaVecchia's husband gave $2,000 to Torricelli's current campaign, and Justice Long's husband gave $250 to Torricelli's 1996 campaign. Then there is Justice Albin, who was confirmed and privately sworn into the court three weeks ago, and was rushed into office so quickly that his public oath ceremony didn't occur until the day after the Torricelli case was decided. Justice Albin contributed $1,000 directly to Torricelli's current campaign, and gave another $500 to a PAC which in turn contributed $2,000 to the Torch. He also contributed $1,500 to Torricelli's 1996 campaign, and $500 Lautenberg's 1994 campaign. I'd mention recusal, but that seems beside the point now.

I need to scream. I am absolutely enraged. We should storm the bastille known as the statehouse and supremem court with pitchforks and tourches and demand the heads of these idiots.

Sorry for the outburst--now more seriously--how do we get a grassroots movement for impeachment of these clowns going?

[Yardstick]

Wow. That's four of the seven NJ Supremes who have donated (and/or had a spouse who donated) to Torricelli's senate campaigns.

[Klein-Bottle]

The Banana Republic of New Jersey knows what they want, so they do not need any election laws.

Foolish me, I always thought we were a country of laws, now I know better!!!

[Bullish]

I guess we should just forget about voting and democracy since the democrats can't seem to get the hang of it.