governor's election

[Guest]

The Star-Ledger declares Christie the winner.

[Guest]

Check out this list of State Assembly results:

http://elections.nj.com/dynamic/files/elections/2009/by_state/NJ_State_Assembly_1103.html?SITE=NJNEWELN&SECTION=POLITICS

Now try and find a single example where an incumbent running for re-election didn't win.

The State Assemby and Senate, even more than the Governor, are responsible for our current problems and the overall system of party machine corruption. Yet the same voters who could narrowly wrap their heads around change in the governors office could not manage to unseat even ONE Assembyperson, no matter how terrible a job they did.

That's just sad. Until we colectively take responsibility for our own role in this system -- elections -- we have only our collective selves to blame for our crappily-run State.

[Guest]

You are absolutely correct.

[Edward K]

Great article about our new Gov Christie today

http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2009/10/as_federal_prosecutor_chris_ch.html

[guest western]

Can someone please convince Panconi to take on D'Assholo in the next round of democratic primaries?

[Guest]

Now that he is an independent he can go after him, tho for a real shot he may have to switch parties. As you can tell with Daggett an Independant cant win. But I would also vote for him, whatever party, but am not sure about the other robo voters.

[Guest]

[Guest]

Just reading the Trentonian, Linda Greenstien is quoted as saying "I am still in the mourning stages about the Governor, I feel the Governor did a good job." And you all voted her back in! My vote wasn't wasted on her or D'Angelo.