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On March 9th last year I published this statement for freedom from Veteran John Murphy, standing on the steps of the Socialist Left controlled state parliament in front of nanny state police in masks closing off the public steps of parliament to the public. John said: "You've got a choice in this life of either living in freedom or living in fear. And I've chosen to live in freedom and that helps to avoid living in fear. There's not much else for people to decide right now in the current circumstances. You can be scared of everything going on around...

73 year old veteran John Murphy is disgusted with the corruption of politicians in Australia. The clarity and power of his to people to reject fear and embrace freedom is glorious. He is revered in the freedom movement here. "Elderly digger's emotional speech to Melbourne protesters saying he's fighting oppression" https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10227719/amp/Elderly-diggers-emotional-speech-Melbourne-protesters-saying-hes-fighting-oppression.html

If you’ve ever had a public defender in a criminal case, you probably plead guilty for fear of getting beaten in a trial. Yesterday in Brevard County, Florida however, a public defender got beaten at arraignment, literally. Judge John Murphy is accused of punching veteran public defender Andrew Weinstock in the face repeatedly, after the two exchanged words in the court room. Murphy reportedly wanted Weinstock’s client to waive his right to a speedy trial, and when he refused, the judge said “If I had a rock I’d throw it at you” and then invited him outside of the courtroom...

In January, shock jock Craig Carton caused an uproar by insulting the acting governor's wife. More recently, he took aim at Asian-Americans. On Thursday afternoon, the NJ 101.5 WKXW-FM radio personality switched off his irreverent persona and turned on his serious, public-service side to host a live, two-hour debate among five of the Republicans running for governor of New Jersey. "Hopefully people know that at times we have the ability to be serious and straight and at other times, when it warrants it, to have a good time and not be so straight," Carton said during a commercial break at...

Thursday, May 05, 2005 Any day now I expect Bret Schundler to call a press conference and, with his family gathered around him, make the following confession: "Throughout my life I have always grappled with my identity. At a point in every person's life, one has to look deeply into the mirror of one's soul and grasp the truth. And my truth is that I am a liberal American." Not that there's anything wrong with that. But it does seem a little strange to see a candidate who has been tagged by the media as a right- winger taking the...

By PETE McALEER Statehouse Bureau, (609) 292-4935 CHERRY HILL - Five of the Republican candidates for governor courted votes Thursday night in the Democratic heart of southern New Jersey. In the end, Doug Forrester captured the Camden County Republican Party endorsement - and the party line on primary ballots - by narrowly beating Bret Schundler and John Murphy in a three-hour convention that required two runoff votes. After the win, Forrester called Camden County's Democratic regime a symbol of what has gone wrong in New Jersey politics. "New Jersey deserves better," Forrester said. "It really does." After hearing five-minute speeches...

February 11, 2005 TO: John Murphy, Rich DeAngelis & Tim White FROM: David Murray RE: Murphy for Governor - February 09 Survey Results NOTE: The following is for internal campaign use only On February 9, Campaign Impact surveyed 330 most-likely-to-vote registered Republicans voters statewide. The results follow: Ballot Test Oct 9, 2004 Feb 9, 2005 Schundler 30% 23% Forrester 18% 19% Murphy 01% 12% Favorable/Unfavorable Schundler 51/16% 43/22% Forrester 57/10% 49/15% Murphy 09/04% 33/13% As you can see, John’s favorable rating has increased more than 3.5 X and his ballot has increased 11 percentage points. It is now at 12%....

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Today I formally announce my candidacy for Governor of the great State of New Jersey. I am running to stop the waste, fraud and abuse of taxpayer dollars. I will put an end to Trenton’s institutional acceptance of lying, cheating and the outright stealing of taxpayer money. Reckless borrowing and increased taxes have funded out-of-control spending. There is no accountability to taxpayers and no regard for the future. I will restore the integrity and fiscal responsibility that is missing in Trenton. New Jersey faces some of the toughest problems in its history and the Democrats are committed to the status...

Cap Corzine's campaign cash? By Fred Snowflack, Daily Record When people talk about U.S. Sen. Jon Corzine's campaign for governor next year, the conversation starts with money. Corzine, who became a millionaire many times over during a career on Wall Street, spent about $70 million to win his Senate seat in 2000. So, how much will he spend next year? No more than $6.4 million if Morris County freeholder and gubernatorial candidate John Murphy has his way. Murphy sent a letter to Corzine this week suggesting that the senator accept his proposal to limit campaign expenditures to $6.4 million. "I...