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Re: Chief Comey, other JCPD top brass planning to retire before Fulop takes the helm?
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This time I think we need to pass a requirement that the Chief of Police actually live in the city he/she is tasked with protecting. We've got no more use for officials who use the city as an ATM but don't really care how safe or clean it is because they and their families don't live here.


Agreed. They should offer some type of local JC housing for all JC public servants.



Personally, I don't know if demanding workers live in town will stand up in court. I am for having a restriction on how far away you can live. When you are commuting 50 miles each way.....just saying.

I can understand the police not wanting to live in town. It becomes a matter of safety for their families. One told me of someone he arrested for robbery (let's say of the sake of argument) on Monday. Thursday the officer, his wife & one of his children are on a check out line. Guess who is 2 people behind them. That is scary & some perp, so inclined, could seek retribution.


Plenty of police and other public servants live in the same town where they work, all over the country and it works out just fine, especially in a relatively large town like Jersey City where you are less likely to run into people you know or have encountered before. The fact is, there is already a law on the books that requires it in Jersey City - Section 53-2 of the Jersey City Municipal Code. The city needs to enforce and follow its own laws (what a novel concept!) or carve out special exceptions if the safety of certain employees is an issue. It just pisses me off that the Healy administration just ignores the law where it is inconvenient while enforcing everything else.

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Re: Chief Comey, other JCPD top brass planning to retire before Fulop takes the helm?
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Why is there this system to begin with? Most civilian jobs you get a salary, and a number of sick and vacation days you can take off before you get docked. Who came up with this brilliant idea they could be banked if you didn't take them?


That's the issue that bugs me more than anything. It's not just Jersey City that does things that way, it's all across the state and is the case in municipalities of other states too! Any job I ever worked at, you earned both sick time and vacation time. There was a limit to how much vacation time you could build up but no limit on the amount of sick time. But when you left the job, typically you'd get paid for the accrued vacation time but you got NOTHING for the sick time. That's the way it should be. But it seems like in these municipal jobs, they get to have everything both ways - use the vacation days for sick time instead, build up as many sick days as possible and use as few as you can (as you can build up a limitless amount) and then get PAID for the sick time when you quit/retire. How is that a good system at all?

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Re: Chief Comey, other JCPD top brass planning to retire before Fulop takes the helm?
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This time I think we need to pass a requirement that the Chief of Police actually live in the city he/she is tasked with protecting. We've got no more use for officials who use the city as an ATM but don't really care how safe or clean it is because they and their families don't live here.


There IS such a requirement in the municipal code already, Healy chose not to enforce it. I called the Corporation Counsel's office myself about it, and they said, well, we don't enforce that city ordinance because the public sector employee unions gave us a hard time about it when we were negotiating a new contract with them. I didn't think to ask at the time that the Police Chief and Fire Chief probably don't belong to any union since they are technically management, but maybe I should have.

It is municipal code section 53-2:

§ 53-2. - Domicile as condition of employment. [Added 6-9-2010 by Ord. No. 10-078]

A. All Employees, as a condition of their employment, shall maintain a bona fide domicile in the City of Jersey City during the period of their employment. Domicile means the permanent place of abode within the meaning, intent and scope of the New Jersey Statutes and court decisions governing and defining "domicile." It shall also mean the permanent abode which the Employee occupies with his or her spouse and minor children.

B. All Employees shall file with the Division of Personnel an affidavit setting forth the following:

(1) the address and telephone number of the Employees' bona fide domicile; and

(2) the address and telephone number of the Employees' spouse and minor children.

Of course, Healy is already known for being above other laws, so it would be hypocritical of him to expect his own colleagues to obey the law as well.

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Re: Reporting a neighbor?
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Thanks for the info. Unfortunately we have given up on resolving with them, numerous letters have gotten us nowhere.


Then it's time to get a lawyer at this point. A lawsuit will attract their attention.

Posted on: 5/21 20:17
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Re: What has Nidia Lopez accomplished in Ward C?
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So for the last few months the majority of those posting on this thread were all over other threads and supporting "Team Fulop, Councilwoman Nidia Lopez was and is part of "Team Fulop. Are you now saying Mayor - Elect Fulop has changed his mind and he no longer supports her?


So you think that Fulop snapped his fingers and ordered his army of jclist net scribblers to support Rich? Not one of your most intelligent posts, r pinkowitz.


I don't think that at all. Steven Fulop was on Council the same time Nida Lopez was involved in the lawsuit brought on by another Ward C candidate.

If the residency lawsuit was an issue, I doubt she would have been on his ticket.


In this past election, it wasn't, and in any case, I don't live in Ward C, nor do I really know anyone living there, so I can't do anything about it anyway. I just don't agree with the court decision, but the court made its decision and she has every right to run. If voters in Ward C elect her in the runoff, so be it, but I would like to see her lose, for the reasons I previously mentioned. Whether Boggiano can do a better job than her, I don't know, but his residency has never been in question.

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Re: What has Nidia Lopez accomplished in Ward C?
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So for the last few months the majority of those posting on this thread were all over other threads and supporting "Team Fulop, Councilwoman Nidia Lopez was and is part of "Team Fulop. Are you now saying Mayor - Elect Fulop has changed his mind and he no longer supports her?


I don't know about Fulop's position on her at this point. Myself, I was only concerned with voting for Fulop for Mayor; my choices for at-large city council and my own ward I considered separately, not as part of any "team". I also don't live in Ward C either, so I couldn't have voted for or against her. While I supported Fulop as a mayoral candidate and am glad he won, I certainly don't agree with him on everything, just like any other politician.

Posted on: 5/19 22:37
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Re: What has Nidia Lopez accomplished in Ward C?
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Soon Nidia can go back to Florida. She will have no reason to be in Jersey City.


+1 on that! Didn't she have a Florida driver's license right up until she first got elected, only to change to a New Jersey license so she could drive a city-owned car? Crappy.

Also, she also claimed her property in Orlando, Florida was her primary residence so she could get a break on the property taxes there too, readily admitted that she hadn't paid any New Jersey income taxes in at least three years before the election, filed her federal return with a Florida address AND was registered to vote in both Jersey City and Orlando. You can't have it both ways Nidia. Go back to the Sunshine State. You seem to love it there more anyway. Perhaps the Orlando city council will take you.

To any of her supporters, I don't care if this is all old news. It still stands as fact and I don't see how she deserves to represent Jersey City in any way. I pointed much of this all out at a city council meeting a couple years ago, and boy did she glare at me. You only have yourself to blame Nidia.


If she was driving a Florida registered and insured vehicle yet claimed to live in Jersey City, isn't that insurance fraud?


Might be, but of course Jersey City politicians have gotten away with a lot more before. Even if it is, we're probably past the statute of limitations anyway. She certainly was no idiot and has adapted to the game of Hudson County politics very well.

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Re: What has Nidia Lopez accomplished in Ward C?
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Soon Nidia can go back to Florida. She will have no reason to be in Jersey City.


+1 on that! Didn't she have a Florida driver's license right up until she first got elected, only to change to a New Jersey license so she could drive a city-owned car? Crappy.

Also, she also claimed her property in Orlando, Florida was her primary residence so she could get a break on the property taxes there too, readily admitted that she hadn't paid any New Jersey income taxes in at least three years before the election, filed her federal return with a Florida address AND was registered to vote in both Jersey City and Orlando. You can't have it both ways Nidia. Go back to the Sunshine State. You seem to love it there more anyway. Perhaps the Orlando city council will take you.

To any of her supporters, I don't care if this is all old news. It still stands as fact and I don't see how she deserves to represent Jersey City in any way. I pointed much of this all out at a city council meeting a couple years ago, and boy did she glare at me. You only have yourself to blame Nidia.

Posted on: 5/19 14:02
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Re: prostitution in jersey city
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IT IS VERY DIFFICULT FOR ME TO UNDERSTAND WHY IF THESE PLACES ARE AT PLAIN SIGHT. (SPECIALLY THE ONE INFRONT OF THE COURT HOUSE ON THE SECOND FLOOR AT 320 NEWARK AND THE ONE DOWN THE STREET AT 665 NEWARK AVE) WHY ARE THE AUTHORITIES NOT DOING ANYTHING ABOUT THIS. OH I KNOW ELECTION IS OVER AND THEREFORE NOTHING ELSE SHOULD BE ADDRESSED. IF ANYONE IN THE LAW ENFORCEMENT IS READING THIS OR CARES. HERE ARE THE ADDRESSES AND THE PHONE NUMBERS THEY ARE PROBABLY BUNCH OF ILLEGALS WORKING HERE AND ICE WOULD PROBABLY LIKE TO VISIT THEM AS WELL



Because police in Jersey City have better things to do, like deal with violent crimes in this city. You think Jersey City is the only place where this happens? Also, if it is so important to you, why don't you report them to the police yourself? Furthermore, if all these places were raided and shut down, would you feel any safer on the streets at night? I know I wouldn't. Finally, shutting them down will only result in somebody else opening up the same kind of place a few doors down the next month. People are going to do this no matter how hard law enforcement pushes.

If you reply to this, try NOT TO OVERUSE THE CAPITAL LETTERS.

Posted on: 5/18 16:15
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Re: prostitution in jersey city
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I'm with SixthBoro on all of this. Sex is just a natural act between two willing people and I don't see how it becomes so wrong once money is exchanged, but I don't have a problem with it going on, and I know it will always go on. Who are these people really hurting (other than themselves, maybe) and what will arresting them really do? It won't make the streets any safer. Don't tie up police resources with this nonsense, they have bigger priorities. Even if they are arrested and taken off the streets, someone else will replace them eventually. Just don't purchase their services if you don't like what they do.

What about the spread of STDs if not to the johns but to the loved ones around them. This becomes a public health hazard, thats how it becomes wrong.


Locking up the johns and the prostitutes will not stop the spread of these diseases. For every one of them you lock up, another will take their place. Also it's peoples' own responsibility to wear protection and get tested if they have multiple partners. That is not law enforcements' problem.

But I'm sure all of you holier-than-thou types have the safety of this city and society in mind. :eye roll:

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Re: prostitution in jersey city
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I really don't want to know how or why you know that.

You will never get rid of them, even if they get locked up for it, its going to continue. Even when its a larger ring, the pimp gets locked up the longest, the girls will continue to work when they are released. No sense in clogging up the already overcrowded corrections system with prostitutes. Save the spots for violent criminals.


I'm with SixthBoro on all of this. Sex is just a natural act between two willing people and I don't see how it becomes so wrong once money is exchanged, and no, I don't purchase the services of these or any other women who do this, but I don't have a problem with it going on, and I know it will always go on. Who are these people really hurting (other than themselves, maybe) and what will arresting them really do? It won't make the streets any safer. Don't tie up police resources with this nonsense, they have bigger priorities. Even if they are arrested and taken off the streets, someone else will replace them eventually. Just don't purchase their services if you don't like what they do.

Posted on: 5/16 7:58
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Re: Election results
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And Viola Richardson - do nothing and get a salary and benefits- is gone too. I congratulate JC residents for recognizing horrendous representation.


And Peter Brennan too... just another Healy follower. Good riddance!

Posted on: 5/14 22:13
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Re: Election results
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when does new mayor take over?


July 1st I think.

Posted on: 5/14 21:35
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Re: a very important and relevant question - steves team
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byebyesteve wrote:
Wah wah wah

Jersey city voters know a fraud, and steve fulop is that fraud. Tomorrow will show it


Well, tomorrow has arrived. What has been shown?

Posted on: 5/14 21:29
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Re: Election results
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52.71% for Steven Fulop so far! I called it first. Woohoo! However, no celebrating just yet...

Posted on: 5/14 20:59
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Re: Possible Gang War?
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And before you ask, if I do end up bothering to vote tomorrow, it certainly will not be for healy.


Well then, I sincerely hope you vote tomorrow, because the more people who refuse to vote, the more likely the election will work to the benefit of Healy.

Not voting is a vote for Healy as far as I'm concerned, as simple minded as that sounds...

Posted on: 5/13 22:09
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Re: Top Ten Reasons to Vote for Jerramiah Healy
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Man - you are a trip byebyesteve. Let me dissect your reasons one by one...

10. I saw the police report you are talking about and it is based entirely on the word of one person, whose word is suspicious to begin with, and there has been no formal investigation of Steve whatsoever with this.

9. The election is almost over, money is not much of an issue now, and the last Jersey Journal article stated, according to ELEC reports, that Jerry and Steve had about $90,000 left.

8. I have no idea what this is about - whether Steve is married or not has no bearing on his ability to govern - definitely pretty stupid reasoning on you or anybody else's part - what does Healy's wife do anyway?

7. If people are properly registered to vote in New Jersey, a drivers' license is not the only form of ID one needs to show

6. Uh, okay... but the polls are open all day, people have received sample ballots and should know where to find the polls

5. Jerry Healy hasn't been negative with his campaign? Tell me - do you believe in the tooth fairy?

4. Oh, the school board matter... that's been investigated repeatedly and what has come of it? Nothing.

3. If he stole Levin's ideas, why hasn't Levin said anything about that? I've spoken to Levin myself about this and he has not claimed Fulop stole anything

2. How does this affect whether people will vote for him?

1. Fraud and swindler - talk about the pot calling the kettle black. Republican - why don't you check Steve's voter registration?

How anybody could say Healy for Mayor is way beyond me. By the way, if you had started posting on this board maybe a year or so earlier and a had a lot more posts about other things, people might actually believe you were not just some shill from the Healy campaign. See you in four years - try harder next time to be more convincing. Healy is nothing more than the Marion Barry of New Jersey. He, Sharp James, Lorenzo Langford, and a few other disgraced New Jersey politicians should do a circle jerk together.

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Top ten reasons fulop will not win

10. He can't get all his id thief buddies from 05 to pull off such a massive fraud

9. He will have no money because his war chest is empty after paying himself back the loans from himself to bloat it in the first place

8. Jersey city is a family city, we do not need a mayor with a first cat instead of a first lady

7. Come election day, many of his core supporters will show up to vote with out of state licemses and be refused

6. Most of steves base will get lost going to the polls because all they know are path trains.

5. People are sick and tired of fulop negative campaigning by fulops team. He came out with a platform months ago and left it to go negative. Real jc people hate that, especially from outsiders.

4. B4k involvement shows fulops real intention with out schools. Parents and boe personnel come out in force against it.

3. Downtown people know fulop stole levins ideas on pay to play.

2. Osbourse not pulling her share and internal disputes with connors and chico causing a breakdown in the end.

1. Fulop is a fraud, a phony, a republican. Jc tried that woth bret swindler and it set us back.

Back to goldman for steve

Healy for mayor

Posted on: 5/12 16:48
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Re: Sunnyside Academy in Port Liberte video captures worker abusing 2 tots: cops
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Looks like there will be a nicely sized storefront available for rent in Port Liberte real soon...

http://www.nj.com/hudson/index.ssf/20 ... loyee_at_jersey_city.html

http://newjersey.news12.com/news/seco ... y-1.5232603?firstfree=yes

Somebody finally posted a comment on the Yelp page too.

Posted on: 5/10 11:19
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Re: Mayor Healy says voters don't care about naked photos
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Naked photos or not, the guy is a grandfather. It's time to hang it up, cash out all that accumulated sick and vacation leave, collect the boat check, enjoy the monthly pension which we all pay for and head off down the shore into political exile. There are a lot of great golf games to be played too.

No lobbying firm would want him, this city shouldn't want him anymore (nor did many of us "interlopers" as he calls us, ever want him) and he could have a very pleasant retirement. Out with the old, in with the new!

Posted on: 5/6 22:20
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Re: Moran: Jersey City Mayor Jerramiah Healy likes a good fight
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Here's a picture of a taxpayer-supported police car, smack daub in front of Jerry Healy's campaign headquarters. Must be nice he has that kind of security for his place. Nobody was actually there when I walked by, and notice how there is space both in front of and behind the car, so I don't think it's a coincidence the car was parked there. Before anybody says - "he's the mayor, he needs security" - nobody was there at the time, and in my professional opinion, police cars should guard city hall when he's working, not the privately-funded campaign headquarters. I have not seen any similar protection for the other candidates at their campaign offices, but if anyone else has, they can post pictures of that too.

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http://s1300.photobucket.com/user/cjo ... _131_zps5cec2064.jpg.html

Posted on: 5/5 12:14
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Re: Healy & Team have spiraled out of control - Horrific Antics Abound
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Ah yes, the rudely photoshopped image. The racism abounds. That, along with homophobic slurs, should be enough for anyone to want to oust this guy. And if you need any more convincing, watch the whole FBI tape...shocking.


Here's the link to that story. The picture sure looks photoshopped to me:

http://www.hudsonreporter.com/view/fu ... e=up_to_the_minute_jersey

Posted on: 5/4 15:48
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Re: Last Mayoral Debate May 2 7:00pm School #4 (how was it?)
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Healy complained that the audience was not gracious. Malik said we were all Fulop campaign workers paid to be there. That should tell you how the evening went.


General question for anybody who can give an informed opinion - has Healy been acting this way at the debates because he is realizing how poor his chances of winning have become and is taking it out on the audience OR is he so confident of winning this election and takes the majority vote he thinks he's going to get for granted?

I attended a debate during the 2009 mayoral election and back then he just seemed aloof and too good to be on stage with the other four challengers, because he knew he was going to win, I think.

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Re: Healy cries "foul!" - sues for defamation
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Wah wah wah wah... do you want some cheese with your whine, Jerry? How much money are you asking for?

I only wish I could have made it over to the debates tonight.

Posted on: 5/2 20:44
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Re: Healy embraces gays?
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Anybody have a lead on this yet?

Well, given the likelihood that people from the Healy campaign probably monitor this forum and if these flyers actually exist, then there's a good chance that some of the campaign volunteers are up in the Heights right now trying to get rid of them. If the flyers ever got printed in the mainstream press, it would likely harm the campaign, whether or not these flyers were officially sanctioned by Healy. Still, if anyone runs across one of these alleged flyers, please post!

Posted on: 5/2 0:17
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Re: Healy embraces gays?
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I would love to see a copy of this flier as well. If this is a smear campaign that is unofficially sanctioned by Healy's people, aimed at reaching people who don't ordinarily pay attention to the mainstream press, then people who regularly read newspapers and Internet should see it as well. Besides the HRC, this flier should be faxed over to Jersey City Independent, Jersey Journal and the Star Ledger, because I'm sure it would be rather newsworthy. This attempted smear could totally backfire against Healy, if there's any truth to this.

On a *somewhat* related note, there is an enthusiastic Healy supporter that posts under the id "phoneyfullop" on www.nj.com in the comments section of every story that concerns this mayoral election and/or one of the candidates. In the last week or so, his posts keep referring to Steven Fulop "having a boyfriend" or being gay - I guess, similar to what these alleged fliers being passed out in the Heights are saying. I'm probably preaching to choir on this one, but I know nothing about Fulop's sexual preference, nor do I care or think it has any effect on his ability to govern. Nobody knew what Edward Koch's sexuality was, and he did just fine as mayor of New York City. I wouldn't guess Fulop to be gay, but don't care either way.

Posted on: 4/30 21:03
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Re: Healy on campaigns: 'they're all ugly'
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If your posts have been deleted it's not because the webmaster disagrees with you. It's because you sound like a grade school bully and we don't tolerate childish behavior.


You people are all about childish behavior. You whine about Mayor Healy and the great people that built the city you are trying to steal. If any of you went to school here you would have learned some manner and some streets marts too.

The deleted post was how Mayor Healy outsmarted and outworked your Stevie. Team Healy was busy registering voters to the last minute, dropping off hundreds of new registrations right up until deadline. Where was Team Stevie? Nowhere in sight. Oh I forgot. They told me there was one poor Full-op-It schmuck who brought in one count it one last minute reg. Your beloved webmeister doesn't censor all kinds of your idiotic rants, but let someone tell how old fashioned political know how is going to clean your clocks and there goes your so-called "tolerance".

All your stupid facebook posts wont make up for your failure to hit the streets. I was talking to a friend who knows downtown like few others. He hasnt seen Stevie boy out, Candycane is missin in action, it's like there's not an election in tow week. Go twiiter yourselves while the old pros take care of business.


Oh, yet another Healy shill with only a few posts just a couple weeks before the election. If cheezsnak and WeBelongHere are not the same person that created two IDs (and will create more before the election ends), they are probably both campaign volunteers specifically instructed to monitor this forum. You know, if you had started posting a few months earlier and had a lot more posts under your name, it might have been more convincing. You aren't fooling anybody here.

You say you haven't seen Fulop campaigning and/or registering voters, but I'd like to know - where was Healy and his council cronies/appointees after Hurricane Sandy? Because all I saw was Healy doing a few photo ops at the various shelters, and heard he barely helped out while he was there. Fulop, on the other hand, was out and doing his best to help people in wards besides his own Ward E.

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Re: Jersey City election 2013: where the race stands
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The head of the Jersey City Asian Merchants Association yesterday announced he is supporting Mayor Jerramiah Healy’s bid for re-election, citing Healy’s commitment to the city’s Indo-American community.

Healy “continues to recognize the potential of the community and expects us to provide résumés for representation in different agencies and on boards in Jersey City,” Patel writes.


Healy will let you submit resumes for agencies and boards? Wow. Impressive. Could you tell us exactly how many resumes he's asked you for in the first nine years of his administration? Let me guess: none.

Healy's commitment to the city's Indo-American community? Like the way he supported your niece in her run for the school board?

And you couldn't even get the association you head to endorse this stalwart friend of Indo-Americans?

Hands down: this is the leading candidate for most pathetic endorsement of the year.


I'm not so certain that all the people that belong to that association can vote, or are registered to vote anyway.

Posted on: 4/25 22:25
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Re: Healy orders Fulop campaign to stop running ads featuring Dwek
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Gotta love Healys' response, Fulop is just trying to bash Healy so he can try and win. And the commercial of Fulop swimming the Hudson is so self centered, he only cares about himself. I've met him before and he acts like he's the acts like he's above everyone.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHuYHv ... ture=youtube_gdata_player


Seems like all the pro-Healy elements out there didn't know this forum existed until today, given the fact that nearly all of them didn't start posting until just last week, and it looks like none have posted no more than a few times. Who wants to take bets that a bunch of those screen names with the
pro-Healy/anti-Fulop comments all come from the same person? Fine with me if they want to post here though, they won't sway too many people on this forum and it diverts their energy away from other forums.

Posted on: 4/24 10:29
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Re: Healy orders Fulop campaign to stop running ads featuring Dwek
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I laughed when I saw this headline, and I didn't hadn't even seen the advertisement or the news article yet.

Mayor Healy - seriously? How desperate has your campaign become?

What if I decided to start posting publicly available court filings about your little episode in Bradley Beach a few years back? Would I get a cease and desist notice for that? Don't worry, I won't do it, I have better things to do and it is my opinion that I really couldn't do any more damage to your reputation than you're already doing to your own.

Posted on: 4/22 23:07
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Re: Local Rental Scam you should know about
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Beware of rental scam on the internet. $900 barely covers the real estate tax, condo maintenance fee, and insurance.

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Walk nearby to coffee from Grand Banks Cafe and groceries from Gregory Park Smoke Shop.





Hahahaha... A one bedroom for $900 a month on Warren Street, near the waterfront, yeah right... you couldn't even get a studio apartment for that over there... how dumb do they think people are?

I guess they're just hoping that out-of-towners moving here will be ignorant enough to fall for this but come on! If you believe you can get a nice place like that by the waterfront, in a building with a pool, no less (according to the fake listing), I have a bridge in Brooklyn to sell you. Or perhaps you'd like to tell me about the tooth fairy.

Posted on: 4/15 12:13
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