McGay is infamous for hiring another of his gay lovers as NJ's Homeland Security advisor. Golan Cipel was a non-citizen that McG became smitten with, and actually brought the guy over from Israel to protect NJ citizens. The move backfired bigtime when reporters began asking questions McG and Golan Cipel refused to answer.
The two creeps "forgot" that democracy is open government (/sarc).
McG's boy-toy Cipel epitomizes everything that's wrong with liberal-run government.
McGreevey ran as the happily married Mr Clean on a platform that promised to change the way the govt did business.
Two weeks after proposing marriage to Dina---who the then-mayor desperately needed to continue the masquerade to get elected as governor ---McG met Cipel in Israel, brought him back to NJ, and set him up in an apt closeby, to which McG made regular late night visits for sex.
McG successfully ran the Dim Corruption Triatholon---he was on his knees to Cipel, Dina and the voters ---all at the same time---and won the governor's seat.
Strong post, but I truly could've done without the mental image brought up by the last sentence.
A rather expensive boy-toy at that!
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I hope NJ voters are so disgusted with the Democrat Party corruption in that state that they turn them all out on their ears. All over that state, everywhere you look there are Dem officials being investigated or indited for corruption. S'what happens when you just blindly pull the Dem lever election after election and fail to hold anybody you elect accountable.
Probably just going to continue with Corzine as the probable next governor.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/chat/1352722/posts
New Jersey - Corruption and Scandal BUMP LIST
http://1010wins.com/topstories/local_story_066074350.html
Top McGreevey Fundraiser Linked To UMDNJ
Mar 7, 2005 6:47 am US/Eastern
(1010 WINS) NEWARK, N.J. A top fundraiser for former Governor McGreevey was paid 75-thousand dollars to act as a liaison between his transition team and the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey.
But hospital officials told The Sunday Star-Ledger of Newark that there aren't any records that show Ronald White performed any work.
They also say the contract with White, a Philadelphia power broker who died last year after being charged in a corruption case there, was not approved by U-M-D-N-J's board of directors.
White's contract was disclosed when a check from U-M-D-N-J was put into evidence recently at the Philadelphia corruption trial. White died of cancer last fall while awaiting trial.