Monroe wrote:
After his book signing, was Sharpe James in town to interview with McGreevey by any chance?

http://www.nj.com/hudson/index.ssf/20 ... ey_city.html#incart_river

Yvonne wrote:
An old story about Councilman Fulop attacking Healy over hiring ex-convict McCann.
http://www.politickernj.com/editor/36 ... slams-healy-mccann-hiring

drifterx wrote:
I am going to state this one last time since this very much off-topic. If there is evidence that the NSA snooped on you, and Congress, not probably but definitely, then that means they have harmed your right to privacy and you should definitely sue and Congress should act to dismantle the NSA and repeal the PATRIOT Act.

The hard part is proving they harmed your right to privacy. Good luck with that because you are dealing with a spy agency protected not only by Congress but also the Courts and they will simply say to you 'it's classified.'

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Monroe wrote:
Cdec, I'm not a JC resident but stay here a lot. I feel ok to chime in, since part of my NJ income taxes go to prop JC taxpayers schools, as well as my own real estate taxes are high because we get so little state aid because it gets sent to towns like JC.

WTF? I suppose it's good to have a stereotypical Republican here. My bro in law was a Republican up until last month. The Bridgegate scandal/rotten prick NJ governor turned him. He's Libertarian now.

Define stereotypical Republican, and give stereotypical Democrat a try as well. And after thousands and thousands of texts, emails, and phone records examined we don't have a single thing connecting Governor Christie to the traffic jams, have we? I'm sure the NSA has also been snooping for info, nothing to show either.

Come on, use common sense. You sound like Christie's attorney. Everyone knows he was connected to the jams. He may not have explicitly ordered the closings but his staff isn't going rogue on a guy like him. They took actions that they knew he'd approve of.

Maybe this is just politics as usual in NJ. But you can still consider yourself a republican yet admit Christie fucked up here big time.

What happened to waiting for the facts to come out, rather than dog piling with innuendo? Isn't it un-American to convict someone on hearsay just because you oppose them politically? It's McCarthyesque, no?

drifterx wrote:
That is some assumption you have there. If you think a Congressman would allow themselves to be snooped, then you haven't met a Congressman.

In any case, do you have any evidence to support your assertions? Let me even simplify this. Do you have any evidence that the NSA snooped on you personally? If so, what are you waiting for? Time to drag them to court!

drifterx wrote:
That is some assumption you have there. If you think a Congressman would allow themselves to be snooped, then you haven't met a Congressman.

In any case, do you have any evidence to support your assertions? Let me even simplify this. Do you have any evidence that the NSA snooped on you personally? If so, what are you waiting for? Time to drag them to court!

SOS wrote:
Shoprite has a special on aluminum foil. It can be fashioned into a hat to prevent the NSA from listening to your thoughts. It also works on small-business-killing-Obamacare rays. Unfortunately doesn't work on benghazi rays :(

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drifterx wrote:
Explain why you think the NSA is snooping on Christie. Perhaps you should encourage him to file a lawsuit then.

Aren't they snooping on everyone? Didn't someone in Obama's administration say that members of Congress have the same level of privacy as every other citizen-which is basically nothing.

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Explain why you think the NSA is snooping on Christie. Perhaps you should encourage him to file a lawsuit then.

Aren't they snooping on everyone? Didn't someone in Obama's administration say that members of Congress have the same level of privacy as every other citizen-which is basically nothing.

drifterx wrote:
Explain why you think the NSA is snooping on Christie. Perhaps you should encourage him to file a lawsuit then.

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Monroe wrote:
Cdec, I'm not a JC resident but stay here a lot. I feel ok to chime in, since part of my NJ income taxes go to prop JC taxpayers schools, as well as my own real estate taxes are high because we get so little state aid because it gets sent to towns like JC.

WTF? I suppose it's good to have a stereotypical Republican here. My bro in law was a Republican up until last month. The Bridgegate scandal/rotten prick NJ governor turned him. He's Libertarian now.

Define stereotypical Republican, and give stereotypical Democrat a try as well. And after thousands and thousands of texts, emails, and phone records examined we don't have a single thing connecting Governor Christie to the traffic jams, have we? I'm sure the NSA has also been snooping for info, nothing to show either.

Come on, use common sense. You sound like Christie's attorney. Everyone knows he was connected to the jams. He may not have explicitly ordered the closings but his staff isn't going rogue on a guy like him. They took actions that they knew he'd approve of.

Maybe this is just politics as usual in NJ. But you can still consider yourself a republican yet admit Christie fucked up here big time.

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Monroe wrote:
Cdec, I'm not a JC resident but stay here a lot. I feel ok to chime in, since part of my NJ income taxes go to prop JC taxpayers schools, as well as my own real estate taxes are high because we get so little state aid because it gets sent to towns like JC.

WTF? I suppose it's good to have a stereotypical Republican here. My bro in law was a Republican up until last month. The Bridgegate scandal/rotten prick NJ governor turned him. He's Libertarian now.

Define stereotypical Republican, and give stereotypical Democrat a try as well. And after thousands and thousands of texts, emails, and phone records examined we don't have a single thing connecting Governor Christie to the traffic jams, have we? I'm sure the NSA has also been snooping for info, nothing to show either.

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Monroe wrote:
Cdec, I'm not a JC resident but stay here a lot. I feel ok to chime in, since part of my NJ income taxes go to prop JC taxpayers schools, as well as my own real estate taxes are high because we get so little state aid because it gets sent to towns like JC.

WTF? I suppose it's good to have a stereotypical Republican here. My bro in law was a Republican up until last month. The Bridgegate scandal/rotten prick NJ governor turned him. He's Libertarian now.

Monroe wrote:
Cdec, I'm not a JC resident but stay here a lot. I feel ok to chime in, since part of my NJ income taxes go to prop JC taxpayers schools, as well as my own real estate taxes are high because we get so little state aid because it gets sent to towns like JC.

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Sutherland wrote:
Garden, I don't know when you bought your home; but if you're unhappy here now, the market is pretty good. You should sell and move out. What's the point of living somewhere that makes you unhappy. Quote:

Garden wrote:
FULOP=HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT. Very sorry I voted for him (I can't say I wasn't warned). He was so vocal, present, and on-point before the election. He kind of disappeared after he won. Seems like a lot of us were fooled.

Also, I'm VERY disappointed the re-val's been done away with.

Additionally, everything around town is the same.

Counting down the days for when I get to leave for the greener pastures of Maplewood!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sure, the taxes are high, but at least I'll be getting something in return : )

So people who don't like Christie should move out of NJ?

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Garden, I don't know when you bought your home; but if you're unhappy here now, the market is pretty good. You should sell and move out. What's the point of living somewhere that makes you unhappy. Quote:

Garden wrote:
FULOP=HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT. Very sorry I voted for him (I can't say I wasn't warned). He was so vocal, present, and on-point before the election. He kind of disappeared after he won. Seems like a lot of us were fooled.

Also, I'm VERY disappointed the re-val's been done away with.

Additionally, everything around town is the same.

Counting down the days for when I get to leave for the greener pastures of Maplewood!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sure, the taxes are high, but at least I'll be getting something in return : )

Garden wrote:
FULOP=HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT. Very sorry I voted for him (I can't say I wasn't warned). He was so vocal, present, and on-point before the election. He kind of disappeared after he won. Seems like a lot of us were fooled.

Also, I'm VERY disappointed the re-val's been done away with.

Additionally, everything around town is the same.

Counting down the days for when I get to leave for the greener pastures of Maplewood!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sure, the taxes are high, but at least I'll be getting something in return : )