Most
politicians, with self-puffery, are prone to broadcasting all the great causes
that they live for; some declare with bravado, like George W. Bush, what they
are ready to kill for. But few care to share, as does senatorial candidate Cory
Booker, what they are ready to die for. (And yes you can end a sentence with a
preposition when it reads as good as that!)
And though Newark’s beloved and ambitious young mayor...click to read more
Congressman Frank Pallone’s official
bio says he started in public service in 1982, serving in Congress since
1988, but the truth is he started in politics when he was in the fourth grade
and ran for public council. Serving people, helping people and making this
world a better place is what he has always been about. “I got into politics
because I was raised on the belief that...click to read more
Is it any surprise that the Jewish person
Congressman Rush Holt (D-NJ) admires most is physicist Albert Einstein? Holt,
the eight-term congressman who is now running for the U.S. Senate, is himself a brilliant scientist
and one of only two physicists in Congress. Frankly, there is even something...Click to read more
In
times where being a household-name is a huge plus in politics, Assembly Speaker
Sheila Oliver enters New Jersey’s senatorial primary race with a disadvantage.
She is running against two well-known congressmen, Rush Holt and Frank Pallone,
as well as Cory Booker, the popular mayor from Newark, NJ, who has almost a
million and-a-half Twitter followers. That’s hard to tweet and Oliver has
certainly entered a foray where not everybody knows her name, but she’s still very glad she came. In fact, that’s exactly why she came ...
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