Comments on: NJ-GOV: Corzine’s Broken Tax Promise

By: treeofliberty

treeofliberty — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 11:31:00 +0000

with anything that has been said here.

I too am not optimistic about Christie’s chances though will vote for him. Also can’t disagree with “productive people leaving NJ” should Corzine win. The state has become a massively corrupt, hard-left, welfare state with tons of fraud in the inner cities.
I too plan on leaving and in all honesty I planned this even before the election so a Corzine victory would only expedite these plans even more.

The NJ GOP is very, very weak, not just ideologically but also in terms of toughness; Dems are blatant in their corruption and their record of dismal failure yet NJ GOP pols are more interested in being seen as “moderate” and making nice-nice with the liberal media than calling it what it is.

The one hope I have is that some of the Daggett numbers are inflated as they will realize he cannot win and at the end vote for Christie to stop Corzine. But if Daggett holds 15-20% it will be tough for Christie.

By: Leopard1996

Leopard1996 — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 22:31:07 +0000

I bolted out of NJ, and have zero plans of moving back to NJ.

By: DavidSage

DavidSage — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 21:18:56 +0000

If Corzine wins, I don’t think Republicans should throw another dime into New Jersey, it’s a lost cause. I’ve seen it happen so many times, the polls are tight, but then the Democrat ends up crushing the Republican.

New Jersey is a liberal, corrupt “big labor” state that is going to become the next California unless serious reforms are made. Sadly, I think the voters want to keep it that way.

I would rather throw those tens of millions that it takes to compete in New Jersey and invest in several states that are more open to the conservative message.

I really hope Christie pulls it out, but I’m not optimistic. I see states like California and New Jersey that are about to become a failed state, and the voters there still don’t seem to get it, and probably never will.

By: DerKrieger

DerKrieger — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 20:47:00 +0000

…vote for Corzine again then they damn well deserve what they get. All productive citizens should pack their bags and leave.

I can’t make a stronger case for federalism than as a means of defeating corruption. An all powerful federal government can’t be controlled by flight of its most productive citizens. We’d all be trapped. Thus the support by the Left for strong central government and even world government. No escape.

By: proudgop

proudgop — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 20:12:53 +0000

u forgot how mean old Christie is against mammograms for woman. I see the ad every 10 minutes if I have tube on here in NYC. Corzine sure is focused on woman’s breasts

Christie needs to keep on hitting Corzine over property taxes and his links to unethical and corrupt Jersey Dems

I still think Christie needs one last break to go his way to win; its tough state for Republicans to win and Obama coming in again will only help Corzine sadly

Its going to come down to how many people enter that booth and pull lever for Daggett and Corzine wants it to be high cause it only helps him

By: WarEagle01

WarEagle01 — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 20:04:01 +0000

Can always be counted on to not do their jobs (i.e. informing the people), which is why Christie needs to keep up the barnstorming. I’m assuming he has a slew of hard-hitting ads attacking Corzine on this issue as well as Corzine’s overall scumbaggedness running on heavy rotation throughout the state (?).