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Could I make an appointment to see ? http://tubegalore.in.net/ tube galore Compare that to the Democrats, who have four candidates competing in what is essentially a free shot for the right to go to the Senate. The front-runner, Newark Mayor Cory Booker – whatever else he may do – does not play well with the solons who have run the Democratic Party in either north or south Jersey. He will not be much help to them in the Senate which is why they may secretly prefer Rep. Frank Pallone, who has been salivating over the chance to jump to the Senate for at least a decade and who represents everything that is wrong with Jersey politics as typically understood. Also in the race are Rep. Rush Holt, who represents the area around Princeton, and State Assembly Speaker Sheila Oliver. Any of them could win the primary, which is sure to be a low turn-out election. The smart money is backing Booker or Pallone but the reality is that, with just only a year between the special election and the next time the seat comes up, the losers in the Democratic primary might just as well be happy to see the Republican win the general so they can run again. |
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