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Nikki wrote on Nov 6, 2009 7:34 PM:
" I am a fellow Democrat and resident of Mercer County I am thrilled Chris Christie won because he is going to be an awesome Governor. Corzine did a horrible job so the fact the Democratic officials are sad he lost makes me suspicious of what benefits they were getting from him.
Chris Christie is not concerned about party lines. He wants to work with Democrats and Republicans to make our State better. Stop whining and give him a chance. "
Chris Christie is not concerned about party lines. He wants to work with Democrats and Republicans to make our State better. Stop whining and give him a chance. "
Phil Rogers wrote on Nov 6, 2009 5:51 PM:
" The democrats had a marvelous opportunity to help the state. Instead they obstructed to protect their precious double dips and cronies. Corzine got "in bed" with the public unions and lost his vaunted nerve. Adios sucker! "
It Figures Ms Greenstein wrote on Nov 6, 2009 5:38 PM:
" Well Ms Greenstein isn't that good of you? This is the second time I am reading of your willingness to work with the new republican governor. Who are you to be talking game about being accepting of the new highest office in NJ? You are some small time politician and on the evolutionary chart of politicos in NJ if the governor is in the walking erect position at one end, you are the one dragging your knuckles at the other end! Get a grip, just who do you think you are that the governor needs to pass your acid test! The people have spoken, and instead of being so full of yourself and how this change in command effects you and your ability to get along, you better instead start thinking about the fact that Corzine got put out- you think he is swell- maybe you are next!!! "
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ROBBINSVILLE: School district gets down to business
BURLINGTON COUNTY: Bordentown race undecided
SOUTH BRUNSWICK: GOP gains seat on Township Council
HIGHTSTOWN: Borough Democrats maintain 5-1 council majority
WEST WINDSOR: Seminary student housing gets an OK
WEST AMWELL: Trash fee will remain in effect
HILLSBOROUGH: Township sets first Veterans Day event
CRANBURY: Cook, Taylor win seats on Cranbury committee
HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP: Health office starts giving H1N1 shots
LAWRENCE: Democrats pick up seat
MANVILLE: New royalty continues a high school tradition
MILLSTONE: They help cancer survivors face future
BURLINGTON COUNTY: Voters turn out for local, state and county races
SOUTH BRUNSWICK: Locals join state in backing Christie
EAST WINDSOR: For township Democrats, another council sweep
Fisher, Del Vecchio win races Tuesday
HILLSBOROUGH: Students learn life lessons from 'Dirt'
MONROE: Republican wins Ward 3, incumbents take other two seats
HOPEWELL VALLEY: Johnson, Horowitz win Tuesday races
LAWRENCE: Van Kirk Road bridge closed indefinitely
MANVILLE: Voters turn to Lynn, Onderko for council
ROBBINSVILLE: School district gets down to business
BURLINGTON COUNTY: Bordentown race undecided
SOUTH BRUNSWICK: GOP gains seat on Township Council
HIGHTSTOWN: Borough Democrats maintain 5-1 council majority
WEST WINDSOR: Seminary student housing gets an OK
WEST AMWELL: Trash fee will remain in effect
HILLSBOROUGH: Township sets first Veterans Day event
CRANBURY: Cook, Taylor win seats on Cranbury committee
HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP: Health office starts giving H1N1 shots
LAWRENCE: Democrats pick up seat
MANVILLE: New royalty continues a high school tradition
MILLSTONE: They help cancer survivors face future
BURLINGTON COUNTY: Voters turn out for local, state and county races
SOUTH BRUNSWICK: Locals join state in backing Christie
EAST WINDSOR: For township Democrats, another council sweep
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Thomas Caggiano wrote on Nov 6, 2009 8:16 PM: