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To: ambrose
Here's how it goes:

1) NJ Supremes refuse to let Lautenberg on the ballot due to the 51 day rule.

2) Torch resigns from Senate as a result, permitting Gov to appoint successor -- Lautenberg!

3) Dems then argue that NJ statute contemplates a 30 day rule for resignation and retirement. McGreevey calls a new "special election" as permitted.

4) Dems pour all money and resources into special election. They use NJEA and union money, as well as minority get out the vote efforts. Lautenberg wins special election. Take that to the bank

34 posted on 10/02/2002 6:33:02 AM PDT by Iron Eagle
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To: Iron Eagle
NJSC rules narrowly that Torch deadline has passed. No ballot access for Lautenberg.

Lautenberg refuses independent, write-in candidacy.

RATS then secure Torch resignation in a corrupt attempt to extend Senate term. McGreedy gets his hands even dirtier. Federal courts reverse.

The whole thing becomes a ploy to foment Democratic activists. But reverse takes shape and threatens Cleland in Georgia, and drags Carnahan under in Missouri.

Here's to wishing and hoping in the rule of law. Someplace.

35 posted on 10/02/2002 6:44:46 AM PDT by mwl1
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