brewster wrote:
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Monroe wrote:
Hugin is a moderate, unlike the partisan crook Menendez or the other Senator Spartacus with the imaginary
friend Tbone.

But moderate GOP senators rarely have the stones to vote moderately and represent ALL of their state rather than the party line of the moment. That's why moderate GOP governors aren't nearly as bad as senators. In my lifetime I've seen many moderate R's turn hard right in their runs for POTUS, from Bush41 to Christie to Trump himself.

brewster wrote:
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Monroe wrote:
I’d love to overlay teacher salaries (and expenditure per student) with graduation rates. That would be eye opening.

You beat this drum in every school discussion, but there's zero chance that you'd shut up about our school costs even if we had stellar outcomes. You have no answers, you don't care about JC students, you just want to stop paying for it. If you actually cared and wanted to be constructive, you'd post examples of districts of similar demographics with better outcomes for less money.

Sutherland wrote:
I'll interpret your response to mean you believe that homosexuality is a disorder. That of course leads me to believe that you struggle with your own sexual orientation. I am very sorry for you in that regard. Please know that I will be praying for you to find inner peace.

JSleeze wrote:
His constituents are complaining about the state's crumbling transit system."

HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!! Yes, the transit system was gleaming and new, running flawlessly just seven months ago when he took over, as though the 8-year war against public transit never happened.

Thanks for the laugh.

Also, NJ.com didn't rent the plane to find Christie. The plane was already rented and the photographer stumbled on him. Truth is such a trivial detail these days, but just thought I'd mention it:

https://www.businessinsider.com/chris- ... overnment-shutdown-2017-7

Shouldn't you be out breaking up pedophile rings and not wasting time here?

hero69 wrote:
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Monroe wrote:
He's off for an 11 day vacation, and his staff refuses to tell us where he is??

https://www.nj.com/politics/index.ssf/ ... n_the_state_wont_say.html

He's entitled to his secrecy, but this is a little odd. I know Bloomberg would sometimes zip down to his Caribbean crib without notice, but that always was critiqued.

Maybe the Star Ledger will file a FOI request to see if he has State Police assets protecting him at his villa in Umbria, if that is where he is. If state funds are used for security we should have an idea where he's at.

11 day vacation versus 3-4 day golfing tripa nearly every weekend donald duck.

dr_nick_riviera wrote:
If these so called signatures were personally gathered and delivered by Yvonne and were deemed fake or fraudulent, wouldn't that open up Yvonne to fraud charges?