Trenton Mayor Tony Mack may not be leaving office anytime soon

Times of Trenton NJ.com ^ | February 16, 2014

[SMGFan]

The state Attorney General’s Office is asking a Superior Court judge to remove Mack as mayor, but the hearing is not scheduled until Feb. 26. Even then, Mack could conceivably drag out the process for weeks with a court fight and appeals.

[SMGFan]

His party is not relevant see "Mack is a registered Democrat, but Trenton’s elections are nonpartisan. And Mack divorced himself from powerful Democrats in Mercer County long ago, when he challenged incumbent Mayor Douglas Palmer in the 2006 election, which Mack lost."

[SMGFan]

What about the party of those other corrupt mayors? Jersey City’s McCAnn etc? JC is nonpartisan mayor election but so what.

[2banana]

While in office, Mack continues to receive his $4,800 biweekly salary.

And adds to his insane state pension

[sten]

the office of the mayor is not an address, but a person. upon being sworn in, which can happen anywhere, the police are under the authority of the new mayor.

at which point, any vagrants camping on public property can be removed and/or arrested

[blueunicorn6]

“Tony, Baby, we’re not asking for much. The Democrat party has expenses. Just a little sugar, man. You can keep most of it. The rest of us just want a little taste, baby. If you don’t, well, you might have some legal problems and the party won’t be there to help you. Now, just a little sugar for the Democrats. We ain’t asking for much.”