Republican Senate hopefuls debate in South Jersey tomorrow
By Matt Friedman, PolitickerNJ.com ReporterThe Republican Senate candidates will participate in their fourth tomorrow evening at Stockton College.
The 90-minute debate is sponsored by Stockton’s Hughes Center for Public Policy and The Press of Atlantic City, and will begin at 7:00 p.m. at the Townsend Residential Life Center on the college’s Galloway Township campus. It’s open to the public and free.
So far, this is the only Senate debate scheduled to be held in South Jersey.
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All of them have a shot....
at beating Lautenberg, given his record
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0mccyZIGlk
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The Doctor Is In
I think we'll see once again that Sabrin is ahead of the pack. With oil going to $130 today we need someone in there who will stop the inflation and encourage responsible drilling. It seems to me the other guys just dont have the background and vision on economics.
I also think Murray has paid more attention than any candidate to South Jersey and the issues beyond the grasp of the NYC media market.
Why debate?
Jersey Joke and Zimmer the lobbyist are not debators. First of all, you have to know the issues and have some broad understanding what you are talking about. They both have neither. Let's follow Frank's example and limit this circus to two debates. Frank just cannot handle more than two debates each 90 minutes long. These naps are getting in the way. However, our two youngsters are just too eager to get whipped by Dr. Sabrin. Tell me about masochism.
Neither is Murray
All he goes on is the original intent of the Constitution.
he's hiding behind the constitution
if he had any courage he would not have been a draft dodger during vietnam,,,,,he ran and hid under his bed, just like his parents hid from the nazi, he is not a fighter he an egghead and a coward,,,Corporal Frank Lautenberg of world war is a real man