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I used to live in Morristown, Parsippany,(along 80) Hawthorne and Wycoff (up around 208) and I can tell you this analysis is spot on. The good people of the GOP in NJ would do well to head it's advice.

They made the same mistake twice.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/784734/posts?page=2#2

Rt. 208 Garrett territory, I'm glad he won!!

So, in what state do you live now?

"I can tell you this analysis is spot on"

Yes, it is, and I would recommend everyone to read the linked previous story on Schundler. I work in JC, and I can tell you all that his analysis of Schundler's mistakes was 100% correct. I think he's even better on Forrester, because Forrester made more errors (although Schundler may have lost more badly than Forrester did, not sure).

This man seems to have a great grasp of the mindset of Jersey voters. If I were running in this state, I'd hire him immediately. I especially like his part about the need to run a Catholic candidate. Here's an ideal candidate for the NJ Republicans: one of those feisty, Italian women, about 50-60 years old, the kind that take no crap from nobody, and have those ageless good looks (a la Sophia Loren, altho' she needn't be THAT beautiful), let her be totally pro-life and "kitchen sense" fiscally conservative and not a person to be over-awed by the NY metro area media, a person who's a mom, and maybe a grandmom too, someone's who's seen real life and knows that BS walks whether there is any money involved or not. Are there any such women involved in repub politics in NJ? If so, find her now, so she can start prepping with Mr. Shaftan!