Forrester captures GOP nod in N.J.

Washington Times ^ | Wednesday, June 8, 2005

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Amen, NJF. Wake 'em up. Once the Pubbies take the conservative vote for granted, we have no leverage. Zip. The establishment "moderates" of the NJ Republican Party burned us with Bret in 2001, so why should I support their clown in 2005? So we get a shot at a better Senate candidate in 2006? That's too attenuated a gain, in my view.

Conservatives must learn from the NRA: Support your friends, but absolutely punish your adversaries. This conservative refuses to support Forrester.

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Good email. That ought to shake 'em up!

But I could never in a million years vote for Corzine.

[shhrubbery!]

Could be, don't you think, when a person who knows he will be a 5-6 percenter gets into a race to stop the conservative otherwise "frontrunner" he could be motivated by ideology or personal ambition or by vengeance.

Well I do think there's some plausibility to that theory.

Of all the candidates, the one I'd least suspect of collusion with RINO Forrester would be Lonegan. Lonegan's the real McCoy, but he's pig-headed.

I think it's more likely that John Murphy (who finished third) could've colluded. Murphy sucked off a lot of conservative votes in Morris County.

Murphy talks a good talk. But when he stabbed Tom DeLay in the back, he showed his true colors.