When we first learned of this race baiting attack, we at THESTATE couldn’t help but recall the contentious 1996 campaign between Kathe Donovan and Steve Rothman for the NJ CD-16 House seat vacated by the soon to be Senator Robert “The Torch” Torricelli.
During the closing months of the 1996 race, Donovan launched her “one of us” campaign against Rothman; her aim was to convince South Bergen voters – a largely white ethnic constituency – to support the Irish Donovan over the Jewish Rothman.
Like many people in THE STATE of NEW JERSEY (we think anyway), our opinion of Governor Chris Christie oscillates between love and hate. However, in all fairness we strive to keep an open mind as far as his policies go and we are more than happy to publish any materials his office provides our site.
New Jersey Democrats are known for stacking the deck. Hence eyebrows went up when a candidate named Peter DeStefano, running under the “New Jersey Tea Party” banner, was suddenly reported to be pulling 12% in a U.S. House race in an internal poll leaked by Democratic freshman Rep. John Adler’s campaign.
Neither Republicans nor Tea Party activists had ever heard of Mr. DeStefano. In fact, he hadn’t even announced a candidacy. Yet the Adler poll appeared to suggest he could draw enough votes from the GOP candidate, Jon Runyan, to hand Mr. Adler a victory in November. Until the poll appeared, Republicans had figured the seat was a good potential pickup — a Republican held it from 1984 to 2008, and Mr. Runyan has high name-recognition thanks to his years as a lineman for the nearby Philadelphia Eagles…
From Working Press Contributor, former State Senator Richard LaRossa. The TEA Party movement has exploded onto the scene as an expression of frustration toward our government and elected officials by regular citizens. The TEA Party believes that their representatives are no longer listening to them. They see their representatives as kowtowing to the national political …
As posted on The Drudge Report, Alex Jones the slightly wacky but spookily accurate commentator with Ron Paul leanings lays it out for the people in this video posted on YouTube.
The heart of this website THE STATE of NJ is our opposition to “the man” and what seems to be a world wide war on the huddled masses yearning to be free.
From drug legalization to (responsibly!) curtailing the powers of police officers, from critically analyzing the holdings and records of those in power to picking apart bug-ridden legislation, THE STATE of NJ aims to be a tireless champion of peoples rights as citizens and as human beings. In that vein we bring you this video by Alex Jone. Say what you will about the man, there is little in this video that is debatable.
A History of Dirty Deeds: Palatucci’s Community Education Centers a Defendent in At Least 30 Cases
One of our loyal readers, rightly outraged by this morning’s article, Gov Christie Ally & New RNC Member Palatucci’s Company Accused of Manslaughter, kindly forwarded us a list of Federal Court Cases naming Community Education Centers as a party to civil action. This monstrous list contains everything from employee discrimination cases to prisoner suits and names CEC as a defendent at least 30 times. Plus this table doesn’t even mention the various affiliates of CEC, such as Alternative Youth Adventures, the company responsible for Caleb’s death. …
“Did you say Caleb is dead I repeated this three times I fell to the ground and began crying and screaming. Oh God how could this man be so heartless. How could he on the phone tell me my son is dead? Why didn’t they show me the some common curtsy that would be shown some one’s family that was in a car accident? Some one should have come to my door. No one would even talk to me.” http://caleb-jensen.memory-of.com/about.aspx
That article detailed how Governor Chris Christie’s budget gave a $3.1 million funding increase Community Education Centers Inc while everyone else saw their budgets slashed. Christie ally William Palatucci is vice president of the juvenile delinquent rehabilitation and half-way house company.
Recently THE STATE was informed by an observant reader that Palatucci was just elected to the Republican National Committee. …