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THE DEMS SINK LOW: THE GUV MUST GO (gay guv a master of deceit)
NY POST ^ | 8/17/04 | LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Posted on 08/17/2004 2:48:39 AM PDT by Liz

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Gov. James McGreevey............masterfully used his gay affair to divert attention from the real reason for stepping down, and the people of New Jersey and America are falling for it hook, line and sinker. He diverted attention from the allegations of illegal campaign finance, blackmail of potential witnesses and appointing his lover as the head of New Jersey's homeland security — a position he is as qualified as my 2-year-old to handle. The media and much of the public praised him for admitting he was gay, making that admission the focal point of the spectacle. Don't get suckered into thinking his sexuality is the only thing he's been lying about. Scott Van Teyens Morris Plains, N.J.

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If you listen to gay activists and Democratic politicians, it was the most courageous speech ever given. But the words politician and courageous don't tend to go in the same sentence. McGreevey's decision and speech were not courageous either. McGreevey's only looking out for himself. He has cared little for his wife and family (the real victims of his actions) and for the citizens of New Jersey. His honesty was forced on him. Gerard Wollweber Oceanside

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How deep into the sewer are the Democrats in New Jersey willing to go? First, there was the Torricelli election switcheroo. Now this phony apology. If McGreevey feels he's not fit to continue on as governor, then he must step down now. His hanging on to the office just so the Dems can put their man in place stinks. Rae Mackenzie Hoboken, N.J.

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TOPICS: Crime/Corruption; Culture/Society; Editorial; Government; Politics/Elections
KEYWORDS: mcgreevey
(McG's outing himself).... diverted attention from the allegations of illegal campaign finance, blackmail of potential witnesses and appointing his lover as the head of New Jersey's homeland security — a position he is as qualified as my 2-year-old to handle.

I guess McG told Cipel the Leech that he was bringing him over from Israel for a $110,000 tax-paid job to play "Battleship" on those long, boring days in the Statehouse urinals (snort).

1 posted on 08/17/2004 2:48:40 AM PDT by Liz
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To: Liz

Not that NJ will do anything about this.


2 posted on 08/17/2004 2:52:18 AM PDT by anniegetyourgun
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To: anniegetyourgun

Agreed. That is why I left the Toxic Waste State in 83, never to look back. The place sucks, the people are stupid, and they deserve WHAT THEY GET!


3 posted on 08/17/2004 3:12:01 AM PDT by gunnygail (Kerry's allies? The awesome power of Belgium, the courage of Spain, and the moral clarity of France.)
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To: Liz

I knew there was more to this story. Are the people of NJ really that dumb? Or is the press there silencing the real story?


4 posted on 08/17/2004 3:21:46 AM PDT by fly_so_free (Never underestimate the treachery of the democrat party- Save USA,-Vote a Dem out of office)
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To: Liz
Below is the Fairleigh Dickinson University-Mind Poll

Please read on, poll lovers. ;)

http://publicmind.fdu.edu/iaaga/tab.html

Now on with the show!

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Tables

Question NJ1: Now, thinking about New Jersey… In your opinion, do you think things in New Jersey are moving in the right direction or do you think the state has gotten off on the wrong track?

 

All

Dem

Ind

Rep

Men

Wom

July

‘04

April

‘04

Jan. ‘04

Sept ‘03

April ‘03

Right Direction

31

44

32

17

29

33

42%

42%

42%

33%

39%

Wrong track

51

37

46

71

55

47

41%

39%

46%

52%

41%

Don’t know

18

20

21

12

16

20

17%

20%

13%

14%

20%


Question NJ2: Have you heard of [rotate list]? If you haven't just tell me. [If yes, ask:] Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of …? Would that be very or somewhat?

August 2004

Haven’t heard of

Heard of

Very

Favorable

Somewhat

Favorable

Somewhat

Unfavorable

Very

Unfavorable

Not Sure

Jim McGreevey

0%

100

13

19

17

36

14

Jon Corzine

13%

87

21

27

10

10

31

Frank Lautenberg

9%

91

22

25

12

13

27

July 2004

             

Jim McGreevey

3%

97

12

29

19

28

11

Jon Corzine

18%

82

18

28

14

11

27

Frank Lautenberg

16%

84

18

32

14

16

19


Question NJ3: On Thursday, Governor McGreevey announced that he is a gay American and that he had an extramarital affair with a man and that he would resign as governor as of November 15th. How much have you heard or read about this issue…?

     

Nothing at all

2%

   

Only a little

8%

   

Some

24%

   

A great deal

66%

   

Question NJ4: Do you think that, under the circumstances,… or do you think…?

 

All

Party

Age

[ROTATE]

 

Dem

Ind

Rep

18-34

35-54

55-64

65+

the governor should have resigned

48%

34

45

65

33

46

51

55

it wasn’t necessary to resign

42%

54

40

28

59

43

36

35

DK [DON’T READ]

10%

11

15

7

8

11

12

9


Question NJ5: Regardless of what you may think about his resignation, do you think Governor McGreevey had been doing a good enough job to deserve reelection or would you rather have seen a new person in that job?

All

Party

July

‘04

April ‘04

Jan ‘04

Sept ‘03

April ‘03

Dem

Ind

Rep

Re-elect

36%

53

32

16

32%

29%

25%

27%

26%

New person

54%

37

54

76

55%

57%

58%

61%

56%

Don’t know/ref.

10%

10

14

8

13%

14%

16%

11%

17%


Question NJ6: In your opinion, what is the main reason the Governor resigned?

[Open-end, pre-coded]

 

Because he’s gay

8%

Because of his extramarital affair

11%

corruption/scandal related

46%

other reasons…

25%

DK

10%


Question NJ7: According to the New Jersey state constitution, if the governor resigns he is succeeded by the president of the state Senate who is Richard Cody. Before now, have you heard of Richard Cody? [If yes, ask:] Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of him? Would that be very or somewhat?

 

Haven’t heard of

Heard of

Very

Favorable

Somewhat

Favorable

Somewhat

Unfavorable

Very

Unfavorable

Not Sure

Richard Cody

68%

32%

11

19

3

6

60

 

(N=160)

         

Question NJ8: Governor McGreevey said his resignation becomes effective about three months from now on November 15 after the Presidential election. Do you think ….resignation or do you think…?

   

Party

Age

[ROTATE]

 

Dem

Ind

Rep

18-34

35-54

55-64

65+

that’s the right date for his resignation

41%

63

31

19

65

36

40

39

that he should have resigned immediately

48%

26

58

74

30

52

51

50

Don’t know

10%

11

12

7

5

11

9

10

Ref.

1%

--

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1

--

1

--

1


Question NJ9: In your opinion, do think its better to….or…?

 

All

Party

Region

[ROTATE]

 

Dem

Ind

Rep

South

Central

North

east

North

west

Urban

Core

Have a special election for governor this November

46

32

51

62

48

49

48

40

40

allow an acting governor to take office for a year until we can have a regular election a year from now.

44

60

36

29

38

40

42

49

56

DK

10

9

13

9

14

11

10

10

5

Refused

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--

--

--

--

--

--

1

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Contacts:
Rick Thigpen, academic associate, 609-394-0888.
Steve Salmore, research professor of political science: 973-292-3633.
Peter Woolley, coordinator: 973-443-8725

Radio actuality line: (201) 692-2846.

For more information, please call (201) 692-7032.

see also:

Survey Analysis
Salmore's Analysis
Thigpen's Analysis
Survey Details

Copyright © 2004, Fairleigh Dickinson University. All rights reserved. FDU PublicMind Poll 973-829-1649. [Latest update 040816]

5 posted on 08/17/2004 3:26:51 AM PDT by G.Mason (A war mongering, red white and blue, military industrial complex, Al Qaeda incinerating American.)
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To: fly_so_free

Typical Dumbocrat hyphenate gambit.

In this case McGay fellated Cipel, his Dim voter base, and his donor list, all at the same time.


6 posted on 08/17/2004 3:45:21 AM PDT by Liz
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To: Liz
I don't think that most Americans are falling for the liberal NJ ruse. Most Americans work hard for their money -- ergo, they tend to bottomline matters -- certainly in the privacy of their own minds. While the McGreevey "affair" is juicy; can't we all just go rent a video to watch this? It's stupid and tasteless for the Dems to pull a stunt like this on TAXPAYER DOLLARS.

The ones who love this stuff are those living off of taxpayer dollars, and those who are liberal and wealthy. It's part and parcel of their "social lifestyles" -- these lefty dramas of woe and adultery and gayness. It's the fodder of their lifestyles.

Personally, I think this ploy is being used to (not only keep the Dem sticker until Nov); but to get the female vote. Dems automatically have the gay vote.

7 posted on 08/17/2004 5:52:44 AM PDT by Alia
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To: Alia

Excellent deconstruction.

Certainly there is a wide divide between liberals and conservatives and I do believe it centers on lifestyles and the fact that we take sexuality and its attendant responsibilities--like commitment and pregancy--very seriously.

Liberals consider sex recreation that has nothing to do with love. Unborn children are a nuisance and a byproduct of their sex lives they'd just as soon get rid of.

The recent increase in gay male lifestyles I think are a result of jaded sexual appetites resulting from the fully fornicating society in which we live. Some reports say men ---including many married men---gravitate to male on male sex b/c they get a bigger thrill out of it.


8 posted on 08/17/2004 6:28:12 AM PDT by Liz
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To: Liz
Beautifully, succinctly put, Liz.

Many years ago, I got to witness all this up close. It was ugly; but I wanted to understand it. Liberals get off (literally, sexually, figuratively) on "screwing" taboos. It's not the act itself -- it's the "taboo". It titillates them. Makes them feel au so "baad" and "naughty". What they are doing, in essence, is screwing a "ghost". It's an image, a delusion. In the movie, the "crucible", or even yet in other paranormal flicks and stories, individuals are "doing" ghosts. Very similarly, do liberals do sex -- it's not the act; it's the image they are "doing".

Tabus in a society exist for good reason. Liberals are so screwed up sexually, they get off on screwing "tabu"s. It's not about "sex" with another person -- but using that person as one would use a sex toy.

And yours is so true -- after the libertine 60s, they have to find newer "tabu's" to screw in order to get their new thrills. It's an addiction.

Years ago, quite a number, a book came out and hit the SF Bay Area by storm: "Aztec". In this book, a south American young girl gets off on doing "icon" statues. It's very titillating. She's not able to actually make love or to hold sex in a good way. Why? Everything that gets her off, must be an image.

And this explains also the liberal irrational hatred of Bush -- he's an "image" to them, not a person. This explains their perpetual burning-in-effigies -- Bush, Gingrich, Wilson, Connerly. In another age, they'd be rightly termed the "Wicker People" -- burning alive those who represent an image to them -- in sacrifice.

Liberals like to think they are "progressive" and "enlightened". In fact, a metaphysic lobotomy might just grow them up to the current age of MAN. But they don't know this.

9 posted on 08/17/2004 6:51:31 AM PDT by Alia
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To: Alia

I've continually argued in this forum and elsewhere....liberalism is all about disestablishmentarianism.

Wherever they find the societal norm, satanic liberals obsessively work to destroy it.

They cannot abide faith, morals, goodness.

They are compelled to tear down and destroy established norms that form the basis of Western civilization.

Savage, disturbed, dysfunctional liberals are truly possessed.


10 posted on 08/17/2004 8:03:38 AM PDT by Liz
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To: Liz

Liz, thanks for arguing that which I am in complete concurment with. Thanks for keeping on the good fight to educate and inform! :)


11 posted on 08/17/2004 9:43:06 AM PDT by Alia
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