From Carrie Budoff Brown at Politico:
Paula Dow, the Essex County Prosecutor, was named today by Chris Christie to be state Attorney General.
Christie's selection of a Democrat shows a refreshing commitment away from partisan politics, but you have got to figure that some Republicans are miffed. Attorney General is a key position.
Jay Webber, the state party [...]
Gov. Jon Corzine nominated 180 people to various state agencies Monday, undoubtedly setting up a political fight with Republicans who are gearing up to reclaim the governor's mansion and the executive-branch appointments that go with it for the first time in eight years. Those include 49 who will require Senate approval [...]
| December 14, 2009In real life, Gerald Cardinale is a dentist.
In political life, he is a state senator who represents the 39th Legislative District. He also sits on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
We hope he is less rude to his patients than he was to Thomas Hoff Prol, whom he called [...]
- Rove: Can Republicans retake the Senate in 2010?
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The tax breaks include a sales tax deduction that mainly helps people in the nine states without local income taxes, a property tax deduction for [...]
| December 9, 2009
Senator John Thune held a conference call today to discuss the ongoing debate over Obamacare - aka the healthcare destruction bill.
As I mentioned yesterday, Senate Republicans have embarked on a strategy of delay (by coming forward with an endless number of amendments) [...]
With such a wonderful victory for Monmouth Republicans
we should get together for some Holiday Cheer!
Complimentary Holiday Party
Wednesday, December 9
7:00pm to 9:00pm
Park East Bistro
Upstairs Private Dining Room
Formally the Shore Point Inn
Highway 35 and Holmdel Road
Hazlet
Plenty of great food, wonderful music, fun [...]
On the New Jersey State Senate Judiciary Committee sit eight Democrats and five Republicans.' [...]
Steven Oroho
The annual debt report shows we're just about $34 billion in debt which is the third highest in the country. That's up about $2 billion from last year. But this may be too low. Two Republicans on the legislative commission on budgeting and planning' [...]
