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Let’s Get Through 2009 First

Posted by Ryan Steusloff on Thursday, June 25th, 2009 at 11:30 AM

If you turn on cable news these days it seems like all anyone wants to talk about is Mark Sanford and how the marital infidelities of two potential Presidential candidates has all but guaranteed Barack Obama’s re-election to a second term as president.

However 2012 is a long way off and we still need to get through the 2009 and 2010 elections. Fortunately for Republicans, in New Jersey we are well positioned to win back the Governor’s Mansion. Chris Christie leads Governor John Corzine 51% to 39%.

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Let's Get Through 2009 First

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If you turn on cable news these days it seems like all anyone wants to talk about is Mark Sanford and how the marital infidelities of two potential Presidential candidates has all but guaranteed Barack Obama’s re-election to a second term as president. However 2012 is a long way off and we still n

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