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Can't imagine Jersey not going democrat.
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no kiddingCan't imagine Jersey not going democrat.
As voters near the November 2009 elections, current polling shows a comfortable leads for both candidates for governor of those respective states.
Republican Bob McDonnel has a 12 point lead over Democrat rival Creigh Deeds - despite recent negative press over a thesis McDonnel wrote 20 years ago that touched on such divisive social issues as homosexuality and feminism. Virginia voters appear to be shrugging over the thesis controversy, with McDonnel actually increasing his lead over Deeds since the story broke.
In New Jersey, while the race for governor there so far remains less controversial than Virginia, it is no less important. Republican candidate Chris Christie, who is as conservative a candidate for the New Jersey governor's mansion in some time, enjoys a 6.5% lead over his Democrat opponent an current New Jersey governor and former Goldman Sachs CEO Jon Corzine.
If both of these gubernatorial races go to Republicans, they could very well signal the decisive shift back to conservative values some are calling for to come in the 2010 midterm elections...
RealClearPolitics - Election 2009 Polls
In Jersey they have a plan.
If Corzine is way behind, switch candidates.
Let's see, Lautenberg is busy, how about ...Bill Clinton?
As voters near the November 2009 elections, current polling shows a comfortable leads for both candidates for governor of those respective states.
Republican Bob McDonnel has a 12 point lead over Democrat rival Creigh Deeds - despite recent negative press over a thesis McDonnel wrote 20 years ago that touched on such divisive social issues as homosexuality and feminism. Virginia voters appear to be shrugging over the thesis controversy, with McDonnel actually increasing his lead over Deeds since the story broke.
In New Jersey, while the race for governor there so far remains less controversial than Virginia, it is no less important. Republican candidate Chris Christie, who is as conservative a candidate for the New Jersey governor's mansion in some time, enjoys a 6.5% lead over his Democrat opponent an current New Jersey governor and former Goldman Sachs CEO Jon Corzine.
If both of these gubernatorial races go to Republicans, they could very well signal the decisive shift back to conservative values some are calling for to come in the 2010 midterm elections...
RealClearPolitics - Election 2009 Polls
Chris Christie is as much of a conservative as Keith Olbermann is. Just because he's a Republican, doesn't mean he's a conservative.
The only reason why in NJ the Republican is ahead is because Corzine is a former GS CEO and those are the very same people we bailed out last year.
Besides, people in NJ are stupid. They haven't had a full term governor in decades. Neither state are red states or purple states. Both states are solidly blue. NJ does not have a Senator up for election in 2010, and Deleware will elect Biden's son when he returns from Iraq.
In NJ it is far from bellwether
Corzine is universally disliked. It has nothing to do with the national party
In NJ it is far from bellwether
Corzine is universally disliked. It has nothing to do with the national party
You are right. I saw a sign recently that said "Bring Back the Gay Guy". The sentiment is ANYONE but Corzine.
But if anyone wants to see far left looniness on steroids, check out NJ. Obama thinks NJ can be a model for the entire country. We are broke.
As voters near the November 2009 elections, current polling shows a comfortable leads for both candidates for governor of those respective states.
Republican Bob McDonnel has a 12 point lead over Democrat rival Creigh Deeds - despite recent negative press over a thesis McDonnel wrote 20 years ago that touched on such divisive social issues as homosexuality and feminism. Virginia voters appear to be shrugging over the thesis controversy, with McDonnel actually increasing his lead over Deeds since the story broke.
In New Jersey, while the race for governor there so far remains less controversial than Virginia, it is no less important. Republican candidate Chris Christie, who is as conservative a candidate for the New Jersey governor's mansion in some time, enjoys a 6.5% lead over his Democrat opponent an current New Jersey governor and former Goldman Sachs CEO Jon Corzine.
If both of these gubernatorial races go to Republicans, they could very well signal the decisive shift back to conservative values some are calling for to come in the 2010 midterm elections...
RealClearPolitics - Election 2009 Polls
Chris Christie is as much of a conservative as Keith Olbermann is. Just because he's a Republican, doesn't mean he's a conservative.
The only reason why in NJ the Republican is ahead is because Corzine is a former GS CEO and those are the very same people we bailed out last year.
Besides, people in NJ are stupid. They haven't had a full term governor in decades. Neither state are red states or purple states. Both states are solidly blue. NJ does not have a Senator up for election in 2010, and Deleware will elect Biden's son when he returns from Iraq.
You make little sense.
Some in here say you hate Jews. Is that true?
no kiddingCan't imagine Jersey not going democrat.
VA going red, no big deal
NJ, HUGE
As voters near the November 2009 elections, current polling shows a comfortable leads for both candidates for governor of those respective states.
Republican Bob McDonnel has a 12 point lead over Democrat rival Creigh Deeds - despite recent negative press over a thesis McDonnel wrote 20 years ago that touched on such divisive social issues as homosexuality and feminism. Virginia voters appear to be shrugging over the thesis controversy, with McDonnel actually increasing his lead over Deeds since the story broke.
In New Jersey, while the race for governor there so far remains less controversial than Virginia, it is no less important. Republican candidate Chris Christie, who is as conservative a candidate for the New Jersey governor's mansion in some time, enjoys a 6.5% lead over his Democrat opponent an current New Jersey governor and former Goldman Sachs CEO Jon Corzine.
If both of these gubernatorial races go to Republicans, they could very well signal the decisive shift back to conservative values some are calling for to come in the 2010 midterm elections...
RealClearPolitics - Election 2009 Polls
Chris Christie is as much of a conservative as Keith Olbermann is. Just because he's a Republican, doesn't mean he's a conservative.
The only reason why in NJ the Republican is ahead is because Corzine is a former GS CEO and those are the very same people we bailed out last year.
Besides, people in NJ are stupid. They haven't had a full term governor in decades. Neither state are red states or purple states. Both states are solidly blue. NJ does not have a Senator up for election in 2010, and Deleware will elect Biden's son when he returns from Iraq.
At least someone gets it. NJ HATES its Governors and hates Corzine more than most. Its got nothing to do with a conservative shift in NJ. If that were the case, ultra-conservative Steve Lonnegan would have beaten Chris Christie in the republican primary.
NJ is a blue state and corrupt to the bone. We go through governors like Kleenex. To try to paint this as an indicator of a conservative shift nationwide is a reach
In NJ it is far from bellwether
Corzine is universally disliked. It has nothing to do with the national party
You are right. I saw a sign recently that said "Bring Back the Gay Guy". The sentiment is ANYONE but Corzine.
But if anyone wants to see far left looniness on steroids, check out NJ. Obama thinks NJ can be a model for the entire country. We are broke.
Can't imagine Jersey not going democrat.
8 governors in the past 10 years. Congratulations on a new world record!
Chris Christie is as much of a conservative as Keith Olbermann is. Just because he's a Republican, doesn't mean he's a conservative.
The only reason why in NJ the Republican is ahead is because Corzine is a former GS CEO and those are the very same people we bailed out last year.
Besides, people in NJ are stupid. They haven't had a full term governor in decades. Neither state are red states or purple states. Both states are solidly blue. NJ does not have a Senator up for election in 2010, and Deleware will elect Biden's son when he returns from Iraq.
You make little sense.
Some in here say you hate Jews. Is that true?
Try reading comprehension 101 at your local community college then come back here you piece of shit.
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In Jersey they have a plan.
If Corzine is way behind, switch candidates.
Let's see, Lautenberg is busy, how about ...Bill Clinton?
Unfortunately New Jersey is already a Third World H*ll-Hole at this point. The Socialist Democrats destroyed that once great state a long time ago. No one can save them at this point. I just don't see how anyone could rush out there and vote for a Socialist Democrat. Look at all the States they control. Every one of them has become a Third World Nightmare. But hey,good luck New Jersey because God knows you're gonna need it.