[Callahan]

I was hoping for an on-stage stroke. Does that make me a bad person?

[MHGinTN]

How can that comment haunt Frank Lousenberg when he cannot remember it because of his senility?

[Kenton]

Lautenberg defended his 1991 vote against the Persian Gulf War, saying, "I knew we had a way to get in, but we didn't have a way out."

Boy, were you wrong. In and out in 100 hours. Stopped right when he had achieved the UN mandate. Probably only stopped then to keep whiners like you from railing about how he'd turned it into "Bush's personal vendetta against Saddam".

That's why GWB isn't listening to whiners like you this time, Frank. But at least you didn't act like a typical Clinton Democrat, you didn't just lie about your bad judgement, you admitted it.

I think we got a new Campaign slogan here, "Frank Lauttenburg - NOT TORRECELLI - NOT CLINTON - NOT AFRAID TO ADMIT HE'S CLUELESS!

If the Republicans can't beat over the hill Democratic "second stringers" like Lautenburg and Mondale, they need a new plan.

[OldFriend]

If I am not mistaken, Millicent Fenwich was a congresswoman when she decided to run for Senate. Therefore, she was hardly a newbie.

As for the low remark about Louse enlisting at age 18....he neglected to comment that it was the second world war. It is my understanding that Forrester registered for the draft but was not called....decades after world war two.

[Nuke'm Glowing]

What's the big deal? 45% of NJ is brain dead and will vote for the senile old fool anyways. And the DNC can manufacture 10% more anytime they want too from the Graves Registration unit.

[1Old Pro]

Lousenberg is 79. He's not right in the head, if you know what I mean. How can anyone other than a Yellow Dog Democrat even consider voting for this man.

[Blood of Tyrants]

I heard Lautenberg ask Forrester if he would agree that ALL semiautomatic rifles should be turned in, (i.e. collected by the JBT's)

Is there a link to Forrester's response?