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GOP Nonsense. Daggett is not a plant for Corzine.
Hazel Gluck hit the nail right on the head
"I think the people of New Jersey are fed up to the teeth with the two parties."
"People all across the country are fed up with the two parties, and this could be their way of saying, 'We've had enough of all of you.' " Gluck said.
Is Lonegan a Corzine plant. The political machines that run this state are in for a rude awakening. The rise of the independent. Just google it "independent and irate"
Based on what's written here it seems some Republicans and independent voters want change. That's why Christie's numbers are shifting towards Daggett. The Dems numbers are staying the same. They just want more of the same or they are just blindly following the Democratic herd.
Corzine needs to be worrying, because my formerly Democratic vote is going to the Independent candidate Daggett in this election. Shame on Christie's policies and positions, and shame on Corzine's terrible record and awful negative ad campaigns. Daggett is the only one with honor, class, skills, talent, and dignity.
GOP is worried about Daggett? The GOP should be more worried about countering Corzine's policies with substance. Christie's promises are so vague, cut taxes, cut taxes, at what cost? It's a differnet ballgame GOP! You need to change with the times. It's all about playing to the camera, smiling, telling everybody what they want to hear, appearing in talk shows.
If Corzine gets reelected, it will only go to show how bad of a state New Jersey is.
A vote for Daggett is a vote for Corzine, plain and simple. An NJ will wake up on Nov 4 looking forward to more of Corzine's higher unemployment, higher taxes, and free mammograms! Yay!
If you don't believe it's even POSSIBLE that Daggett has been set up by Corzine's people, then, really...you know nothing, absolutely nothing, about Jersey politics.
And since the "Inqui" is in the tank with liberalism helping the "conspiracy theory" spread can't hurt. If the conservative/independent votes are split, and w/a little help from friends like Acorn, then Corzine would win to represent less than half of the state...
I was going to to vote for Christie,but all I hear from him is that Right wing rhetoric garbage,anti gay,anti womens choice,anti medical marijuana(so afraid it is going to get in the wrong hands he is willing to let people in need suffer)it is like a broken record.I hate King Corzine so I'm stuck with Daggett.The system needs a complete overhaul.
As a NJ voter I am not worried about Daggett. Corzine is the one who will lose votes to Daggett. Christie has solid Republican and independent support --- no working taxpayer wants the HIGHER TAXES of Corzine or the HIGHER TAXES that DAGGETT supports. This is the Ross Perrot affect... some Democrat voters who would have normally voted for Corzine will vote for Daggett instead. Many Democrats that I have spoken to say Christie is who they are voting for since we need to LOWER TAXES, especially the outrageous property taxes. Christie will cut our property taxes by at least 15% the first year.
Blint, you are absolutely wrong. Christie is the one losing votes to Daggett. The problem Corzine faces is that people are tired of him and his failed policies. However, if you give the anti-Corzine group two choices, then you are in effect splitting the opposition vote. This is exactly what happened in 1992 when Perot took 17% of the vote and split the conservative bloc. Clinton squeaked in at 43% while GHW Bush got 38%, a number he'd have greatly increased if Perot hadn't siphoned off the votes.
I do not believe that the Daggett-Corzine camps are in cahoots in any way. However, I do believe that Jon Corzine is not unhappy Daggett is in the race and that's why the Corzine ads don't really attack Daggett. Christie, however, has had to go after both Daggett and Corzine in his campaign. The leftist Newark Star-Ledger endorsed Daggett, which is a covert way of endorsing Corzine without having to address all of his negative aspects. A vote for Daggett is a vote for Corzine in this election.
Save the New Jersey food supply vote against Christie. Usual GOP nonsense. Lower taxes, smaller government, ban gays, ban abortion, ban illegals, guns for all, God rules and my personal favorite "fiscal responsibility". Save sanity, vote against the GOP.
How can the people of new jersey be fed up with both parties when there is only one party in the whole state?
which is why I voted for Lonegan in the primary...cant trust any of these candidtes
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