To: OldFriend
presenting a hastily assembled group of municipal officials who extolled Mr. Torricelli's record on the environment and questioned Mr. Forrester's understanding of the issue. Is that legal?
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09/07/2002 11:40:44 AM PDT by
Howlin
To: Howlin
This is NJ. Torch wants taxpayer money used for cleanup so corrupt officials can pay off their buddies with it and have cost overruns of 200% or more. Forrester wants the businesses themselves to do the cleanup. Guess who is supported by the Unions?
To: Howlin
Yes, by democrat definitions it is legal...or is it a "private matter"....no wait...a youthful indiscretion...Oh, no...it was an innocent snafu...okay, there was not controlling legal authority...well, what I mean is I had a "lapse in judgement"...
To: Howlin; Black Agnes
Torch has a long history of unethical campaigning tricks. That he would follow right behind Forrestor and hold a contrary press conference is what he has always done.
When he ran against Dick Zimmer, he sent his asian friends to disrupt every single campaign stop, even going so far as to enter people's homes where gatherings on Dick's behalf were being held. Much in the mode of Hitlery.
Remember too, she donated $10,000 to his legal defense fund.
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