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Go Christie, go!

Posted: Jun 27, 2013

Let's hope he signs it--I feel that he will. I also feel he'd be a strong Republican candidate for the next presidential election. I wish there were more Republicans that were more like Christie.

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Good for him. I'm a conservative with you all the way. - nm

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Just Vote Dem - R means nothing

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There are more like him, all right . They have (D) behind their names.

No thanks. Not voting for politicians who do nothing for us - Most of them D - however, the one exception

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my own governor who is a democrat. He's the only democrat I've read about who truly cares about the people of my state. The rest of them? Well that's why they have a bad reputation. They are only their to enrich their own lives. And yes, of course there are some R's too like that.

When voting time comes I will look at each candidate and see what they have done and their ideas for helping the people in the country and getting the economy back on track. if they have done good things I will vote for them and I don't care what letter they have after their name. Right now my own governor is the only one who has my support.

I disagree with your statement because you make it sound like all d's are good and all r's are bad. That's just an incorrect assessment. We need to stop telling people to vote all d or all r. vote for the person who best represents you. Right now I don't see many ds or rs doing that. After all, why should they. They are there to take care of themselves. That's all that matters to them. Democrats are cutting down bills that would help us and I'm sick of it all.

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