owlie wrote:
Outrageous behaviour! Why is it whenever there is an incident like this ,it is always multiple young persons on one single person?? Whenever it's a single person who kills another person, they always use a weapon but if it's beating, these cowards need to gang up. And..because of their age...they get off scott free!
I am so effing sick of even hearing about these lowlifes.
They should be publicly beaten along with their neglectful parents.

FGJCNJ1970 wrote:
Hi Everyone... just reading this whole thing now. And none of this is me.

Four years is a long way away. But considering that spending is UP UP UP and Team Fulop (including Ms. Osborne) just gave us a tax increase.... Most likely I will run again.

We have to get the spending under control, and right now, Mayor Fulop is trying to position himself for Governor at Jersey City's expense.

Thanks.

Fletcher Gensamer

P.S. I knew I wouldn't win. I wasn't on a ticket and wasn't riding Stephen Fulop's coat-tails with a $million-plus marketing budget. However, I did better than the other two mayoral candidates in Ward E in total # of votes, and also beat 6 other independent candidates in Jersey City in total number of votes. Not to shabby for a first timer.

P.P.S. Also, not a tea-partier. Registered Democrat. Go to Hudson County voter registration office and feel free to look it up. I'm just a concerned citizen who is concerned that out of control taxes hurt Jersey City.

o73o2 wrote:
uhm .... don't feed the trolls?

nyrgravey9 wrote:
+1 to that. You just can't make this stuff up. Yet, the fools in this state keep voting for these clowns.

Anyone who can't see that these trips across the country are priming the pump for a future Presidential run is either a) mentally handicapped or b) too transfixed on Booker's Hollywood appeal to care.

Good luck getting any work out of Booker when he's Senator. That's when the countrywide tour will really begin.

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Booker's campaign earlier told The Star-Ledger the Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate would not be at the rally. Booker instead will be in San Francisco today at a fundraiser held by the "San Francisco Young Professionals for Cory Booker."

You sure this isn't from The Onion?

neverleft wrote:
Hey john1952 is this is old pre election news. It didn?t work for Team Healy before the election I don?t think it will now.

Maybe someone should post Healy?s ?naked mayor ? picture since we are bringing up ancient news.

neverleft wrote:
I wonder if Rahm will show up in JC today considering that 13 people including a 3 year old boy were shot in a park in Chicago last evening.

Big Guy from reading a few blogs it seems yes people wish a stronger/fresher candidate was running against Booker. But they are saying they will hold their nose and vote Lonegan this time around just to deny Booker (and Hollywood) a US Senate seat. Then in 14 months for the real election they are hoping there will be two better choices.

nyrgravey9 wrote:
This is precisely why I'm going tomorrow. Shame on Fulop for bringing trash like Rahm into our city. Very disappointed T Steve for this.

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A no show...


Big names at Cory Booker's Jersey City rally, but no Cory Booker

http://www.nj.com/politics/index.ssf/ ... of_them.html#incart_river


(now I know how the people of Newark feel)

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richieveal wrote:
I am very disappointed that Fulop without skipping a beat is already edging his way into the national level. I wish he would just focus on JC and the city I know he can make it be. I voted for him but not his ridiculous liberal friends.

Word.

scubachris wrote:
The train is good as long as you don't want to get to the game more than 2 hours before game time. Which I imagine for most people is fine. However, I meet up with a tailgate that starts right when the parking lot opens and I'd be missing out on a solid 3 hours of tailgating if I took the train so I was looking into alternate methods of getting to the stadium.
It looks like one option would be to take the PATH to Penn Station and then take the 161 Bus to the Stadium. Has anyone ever tried this? Is it decent on game days?

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Monroe wrote:
http://superboat.com/2013-new-york-schedule/

Free event to view!

Ahhh the annual Superboat Race on the Hudson... can't wait to see the annual complaints about the engine noise posted!

This weekend I was disturbed by PAPD officers RUNNING, Helicopters flying around for NO GOOD REASON, a homeless man BEGGING for SPARE CHANGE, Silly BOATS on the HUDSON RIVER with really LOUD ENGINES, not to mention the garbage collection, which happened after midnight and I cant figure out why!?!?!?!

Monroe wrote:
Booker was against it, and now is walking that back. Cory must've gotten a late night call from the President during his 3 AM mani pedi.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/rubycramer/co ... o-military-intervention-i

Monroe wrote:
http://superboat.com/2013-new-york-schedule/

Free event to view!

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Hahaha, so how long before it comes out that Fulop hires a male aid just like his buddy McGreevey???

It's a complete joke that our city is paying a disgraced clown like McGreevey a six figure salary to do nothing, and apparently he's bringing his connections with him.

Outside of the hiring of his boyfriend, how disgraceful was McGreevey? He was actually a solid governor, probably the best we've had over the last 30 years. The hire of an unqualified person for that job was an exceptionally poor decision. However, he's certainly not the first to do so and he won't be the last.

hero69 wrote:
And meanwhile , no condemnations from the US government on the massacre of Christians in Syria. I am just shocked that Obama and Team would take this route. It's like the ultimate betrayal.

Dahood wrote:
10 murders in 10 days in Newark. We should be declaring war there

heights wrote:
I am all for supporting this "war" if our government can guarantee no injuries or deaths to our soldiers. Actually, I would rather the government supply more money for increased police presence in our cities then supporting anything overseas.

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So more and more marginal businesses will reduce employment or move workers to part-time to avoid the new law.

there should be measures to also protect paid part time workers. I think the notion of every job is a good job is false. If that were true, we should be able to hire our children again and pay them 50 cents an hour.

A job should have some decency associated with it - living wage and paid sick time off are part of that decency.

I applaud Fulop for this.

jackp wrote:
Thats very welcome. Its ridiculously crowded when they go from two cars to one car.

Id sure like to see them do this on the weekend too as many people shop and have cards and baby carriages. Saturday and Sunday PM can be hell on the HBLR towards Bayonne

hero69 wrote:
i think the demofarts made the strategic choice to sit this one out..besides isn't christie supporting booker?