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Monday, December 1, 2008
Freshman Fever: U.S. Rep.-elect John Adler Already on the Job
 
There’s no rest for U.S. Rep.-elect John Adler, the Camden County Democrat who won a House seat which had been in Republican hands for decades on Nov. 4.
 
“I’m not sworn in until Jan. 6 (2009) but I’ve spent much of every day since the election helping address the problems I was elected to address,” he said today.
 
Adler, a retiring state senator, spent today talking to a pharmacist about health care issues, and then went to Lockheed Martin where he talked about job creation and national security issues.
 
Today, he plans to meet with car dealers to discuss problems in the sagging auto industry.
 
He hasn’t found a place to live in Washington D.C. yet, but said he’d probably commute most nights and worry about where he sleeps after a late night on the Hill at some other time.
 
 
 
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Garden State Grapevine covers politics and government in Trenton and South Jersey.

Cynthia Burton has covered politics and politicians in Philadelphia, Trenton and South Jersey. She wrote about Frank Rizzo's last mayoral race, was Philadelphia City Hall bureau chief, and now covers the New Jersey races for the House and U.S. Senate.

Jonathan Tamari has reported on New Jersey government and politics since 2004, including the 2006 state government shut down. He joined the Inquirer this year.

Troy Graham covers federal courts and law enforcement issues in New Jersey. He has written about crime for the past decade, including the last six years in The Inquirer's South Jersey bureau. He is a native of West Virginia and a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania.

Adrienne Lu returned to the Inquirer, where she first worked in newspapers, in 2008. She writes about state government and politics in New Jersey. She has also worked at The News & Observer in Raleigh, N.C. and The Record of Bergen County.
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