Tom Kean Jr. attacks Limbaugh over Michael J. Fox’s Stem Cell Ad

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1. Mark Dean Says:
   October 25th, 2006 at 2:25 am

   I’m with you, MLF - the Dem, Menendez, is so corrupt it will probably only be a matter of time before he’s disgaced and perhaps kicked out of office anyhow! Let the Dems be the ones to get the black eye in the Garden state…

2. Museum Curator Says:
   October 25th, 2006 at 3:17 am

   I agree with you on Tom Mc-Kean.(MC Lexicon C!R#) This guy idiolizes McLame, so his dopey comments are no shock to me. He is a McLame Republican. Of course, it’s easy for you and F.Lee to tell people not to vote for him because neither of you live in NJ. ;0)

   This was a monumental mistake. F. Lee was right on when he called him a moron. What a dumb move.

   (~~~) MC Disclaimer: This comment in no way reflects the opinion of Mark R. Levin, Mark Levin Fan, or anybody else in this universe. It is solely the opinion of Museum Curator. T^Z

3. handyman Says:
   October 25th, 2006 at 4:18 am

   As frustrating as RINOs are, and as much as they need to go the way of the dodo bird I feel more strongly that the seat must be denied to a member of the dem voting block.

   Think of the trouble we would be in if all the Rino seats went to democrats.

   I think it is best not to endorse Kean, but to let it ride until the next primary.

   That is how the dems handled their disagreement with Sen. Lieberman.

4. Cindy Brown Says:
   October 25th, 2006 at 4:35 am

   It sounds more and more like people are taking off the blinders and paying attention to the REAL facts. I understand not marching out to put this moron in office. Handyman, you have it right.

5. kronsk Says:
   October 25th, 2006 at 8:43 am

   I may be in the minority here but Living In New Jersey and am voting for Kean. If the RNC can support Lincolns Chaffing I can support this idiot. I was listening to Rush so I heard the whole thing and he was absolutly right (as usual) but Maybe Kean gets his news from the MSM.

6. Says:
   October 25th, 2006 at 9:02 am

   While I’m not thrilled with Kean, I will vote for him because Bob Menendez is a criminal, plain and simple.

   Bob Menendez is a dangerous man and he cannot be allowed to remain in the US Senate.

7. MarkLevinFan Says:
   October 25th, 2006 at 9:40 am

   You good folks from NJ have a tough choice. My advice to you is, MOVE!

8. kronsk Says:
   October 25th, 2006 at 10:12 am

   I live in a totaly Red County We voted Bush like 65%. I think we need to form our own State. It nice in a red County No Crime Low unemloyment. To bad we have to pay into the blue countys.

9. kronsk Says:
   October 25th, 2006 at 10:22 am

   I live in a red county in you know a county where we dont kill each other and go to work every day. Bush won my county 65 percent and we have all Republican Freholders and reps… I think we should start our own state.

10. Museum Curator Says:
    October 25th, 2006 at 11:04 am

    I wouldn’t mind moving MLF. Talk to my wife. ;0) We live near the part of the NJ turnpike where they say it’s the two most dangerous miles in the US should the terrorist’s attack it. I’d get great satisfaction by not voting for Tom Mc-Kean.

    But I have to look at the reality of the situation and think with my head and not let my anger get the best of me. The stakes are too important. Tom Mc-Kean lives in the next town from me. Yes, more the reason to move I know, but I’d like to think he’d do a better job protecting us than Mespendez or any other bozo Governor Core-slime would appoint to replace his corrupt ass.

    Tom Mc-Kean is more a McCain Jr. than a Kean Jr. But he’s better than Mespendez any day.
    That’s why I will vote for him.

    Like I said earlier though, I think this guy did more than shoot himself in the foot. I think he blew his foot off with that comment about El Rushbo. An incredibly foolish move.

    MC Disclaimer: This comment in no way reflects the opinion of Mark R. Levin, Mark Levin Fan, or anybody else in this universe. It is solely the opinion of Museum Curator. ;0)

11. MarkLevinFan Says:
    October 25th, 2006 at 11:14 am

    It’s interesting that we’re having THIS debate right after having the “Cut & Run Conservatives” debate. I say, everyone vote Republican! …unless you live in NJ, ME & RI

12. Says:
    October 25th, 2006 at 11:54 am

    Under normal circumstances I wouldn’t touch Kean with a ten foot poll and Mark is 100% right as always. However, Bob Menendez is a despicable human being. He even went so far as to prostitute his own mother who is stricken with Alzheimers Disease to bash President Bush in a Campaign Ad.

    As many problems as New Jersey has right now, I don’t want to move. I was born and raised here and I take great pride in being from the Garden State and I’m sick and tired of fringe leftist hijackers like Bob Menendez, Jon Corzine, Frank Lautenberg, Steve Rothman and Rob Andrews who have given New Jersey a bad name and punished her citizens with wasteful spending, high taxes and their cancerous secular-progressive agenda.

    I love New Jersey and I will do everything I can to prevent Bob Menendez from remaining a US Senator.

13. handyman Says:
    October 25th, 2006 at 12:59 pm

    Sorry MLF, cannot say I agree on this one. I do not subscribe to the “lose to win” philosophy. I say incramentalism. Win with a dopey RINO today then with a Regan conservative tomorrow.

    There is no point in letting our opponents get dug in, increasing their power and prestiege over time. Better to defeat and marginalize them now.

    Besides, How do you know you will have a decent cadidates to field in 2 years? You don’t. You just handed them 4 years of control. That takes us to 2010. I don’t like those odds.

    However if you feel that strongly about it, I suggest we start kicking around ideas on how to de-rino the party … after november 7th.

    This is just not a good day for a “nose job”.

14. MarkLevinFan Says:
    October 25th, 2006 at 1:19 pm

    handyman, I respect everyone with your opinion. Ordinarily, I would share that opinion. However, I can’t see any reason to add to the “Gang of Seven”!

    * John McCain AZ
    * Lindsey Graham SC
    * Mike DeWine OH
    * John Warner VA
    * Lincoln Chafee RI
    * Susan Collins ME
    * Olympia Snowe ME

    Increasing these ranks, in my opinion, would cause similar damage to our country.

15. skinnydan Says:
    October 25th, 2006 at 1:25 pm

    Think of it this way too - if dopes like Chafee and Kean get elected and the GOP holds the Senate & House, real conservatives like Kyl hopefully get plum committee chairmanships.

    If you’re really thinking about sitting out, just imagine “Ways & Means Committee Chairman Charlie Rangel.” If that’s not enough to get you to vote, even holding your nose, I don’t know what is.

16. Says:
    October 25th, 2006 at 1:50 pm

    If I had to choose between adding to the Gang of Seven and electing a handpicked, unelected criminal,it is not a very hard decision for me.

    Shame on ANY Republican who cuts off their own nose to spite their face and lets a mobster like Bob Menendez waltz into office on Election Day.

17. handyman Says:
    October 25th, 2006 at 1:55 pm

    Well, maybe so MLF, but it is Pelousi’s gang that REALLY worries me.

18. MarkLevinFan Says:
    October 25th, 2006 at 2:15 pm

    If Menendez wins, Democrats aren’t gaining anything, are they? Wasn’t that seat already held by a Democrat?

19. Long Island Pete Says:
    October 25th, 2006 at 2:21 pm

    Yes, a Democrat held it. A democrat stole it, or was selected to steal it and I am not sure if I want this RINO winning it.

20. Says:
    October 25th, 2006 at 2:32 pm

    As miserable and as destructive as Democrats are, there is still a difference between a Democrat and a criminal.

    Bob Menendez is a Hudson County CRIMINAL in a long line of Hudson County criminals, particularly his mentor, William Musto, whom he turned on to receive immunity from prosecution so he could pick up where Musto left off.

    This isn’t just a choice between a RINO and a lib hack. It’s a choice between a RINO and a CRIMINAL. I for one don’t want another criminal as my US Senator.

    I hate being combative here because I love this site and again, I agree with The Great One about Kean 100%. But the circumstances that surround this election are far different than usual.

    Would I prefer a Steve Lonegan or a Bret Schundler to Kean? You’re damn right I would. Even Kean’s primary opponent John Ginty would’ve been a good choice.

    However, as Mark said previously about cut and run conservatives, we made our choice in the primary and now is not the time to make a statement when so much is at stake.

21. Museum Curator Says:
    October 25th, 2006 at 3:15 pm

    Didn’t Reagan once say he’d rather deal with someone in office that agreed with him 60% of the time versus a guy who would not agree with him on anything at all? Or something to that effect? Well, if he didn’t, I just did. ;0)

    I too would much rather have a Lonegan or Schundler. Tom Mc-Kean is not appealing at all, but he’s more appealing then MeSpendez.

    Of course, if you think that sitting out this Senate election is going to accomplish anything in NJ, then the joke’s on you. It’s like actually listening to a Maurice Levin ad telling people to sit out this election in NJ to show the corrupt NJ Democratic machine that we mean business. ;0)

22. nanaof8 Says:
    October 25th, 2006 at 3:32 pm

    I believe that part of being a good citizen of this nation is the participation in the government in the form of elections. The privilege to vote in local and national (general) elections is only for American citizens 18 and older.

    If citizens dont vote (for any reason) they have given their most precious civil possession to ideologies and political policies that they do not agree with.

    That said, don’t just sit there griping. Go and VOTE, on November 7, or in your state’s early voting. Whatever you do, VOTE for Republicans, conservative or not.

23. John in Dublin Says:
    October 25th, 2006 at 4:04 pm

    Nothing like a liberal republican is there?

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