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Is The NY Times Painting A Picture Of Corzine, Or Obama?
Written By : William Teach

The Fish Wrap Of Record is still spinning away at why Corzine lost New Jersey, one of the Bluest of Blue states, trying to blame it on Corzine’s short-comings and it having nothing to do with Obama, despite Barry’s numerous visits to the state, but, inadverdently makes an interesting point: Unlucky and Aloof, Corzine Fell Short of Trenton Goals

His concession speech on Tuesday sounded almost like a sigh of relief.

Yes, a sigh of relief from the residents of NJ. How bad is it when a life-long registered Democrat, who has NEVER voted Republican, votes for Christie? Pretty bad. Thanks, Mom! Here friends did, too.

Considering the career trajectory of Gov. Jon S. Corzine of New Jersey, a man who spent more than $130 million of his fortune on three campaigns but never seemed comfortable operating in the spotlight most politicians relish, it was not surprising, his supporters say, that one of Mr. Corzine’s most eloquent speeches came as he accepted his humiliating defeat.

But, only humiliating for Corzine, not Obama, right, Fish Wrap?

Mr. Corzine, whose liberal politics made him a misfit on Wall Street, made a brash and expensive debut to elective office by capturing a United States Senate seat in 2000, then five years later seizing the chance to capture the throne of the state’s politics, the governor’s office.

Sound familiar? (except for the part about actually having a real job, of course)

Yet he seemed equally miscast in Trenton, where allies and adversaries considered him too aloof to fully engage in the daily tussle of governing.

Double sound familiar?

Mr. Corzine suffered setbacks that were not entirely of his own making. A car crash almost killed him halfway through his term, and forced him to spend months recuperating. Soon afterward, the worst financial climate since the Depression swept the state, forcing him to make unpopular choices.

Things that weren’t his fault, apparently, despite having served as a US Senator before becoming the Chief Executive of New Jersey. Things he could would blame on others, despite not having worn a seat belt and been a US Senator. Sound triple familiar?

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  • TheBaud

    So Obama campaigns for Corzine, who then loses. And this says nothing about Obama, his policies, or his popularity.

    But Sarah Palin endorses Hoffman in New York and he looses. And this means the end of Sarah Palin’s political capital and proves that Conservatism cannot win anywhere ever!

    Liberals always want to have it both ways!

  • Mike_M

    There couldn’t be more difference between NJ and NY-23. Obama, Bill Clinton, and Biden all campaigned heavily and in person for Corzine…an incumbent who personally spent more than $15 million campaigning.

    Hoffman got a lot of phone-in endorsements in NY-23 but not a lot of help on the ground. Mainly because the GOP was backstabbing him instead of helping him get elected. Hoffman’s living outside the district was likely a bigger deal to the voters in the election than the pundits as well. Losing the seat to a Dem hurts, but the loss had more to do with the situation than the ideology. If Hoffman had moved into the district prior to the campaign and the GOP hadn’t dumped endorsements and cash into Scozfafava he’s almost certainly the winner.

    NJ was a total collapse of the Democrats and their biggest guns, and a direct rebuke of liberals out of control taxation and spending. The libs can play it off all they want, but this is what is triggering the panic vote on Obamacare.

  • DrEvil

    I agree with everything Mike and Baud write above but I think we still need to consider the fact that the people are just fed up with bad government, regardless of which party is in charge of screwing over the public. The Republicans lost the Congress a few years ago because they deserved to lose; they had embraced everything they claimed to oppose such as pork, special interests, corruption, expansion of Government, spending , deficits, the debt, etc. The Democrats did NOT deserve to win control of Congress but they were the only game in town.

    Now that Democrats are in charge and doing a much worse job than the Republicans ever imagined that anyone could do they are going to feel the wrath of the electorate, assuming they don’t first add tens of millions of Government dependent illegals to the voting rolls.

    I don’t see it as much as left vs. right or Dems vs. Reps as I see it as the voters vs. elected officials who exist to get re-elected and who seemingly screw over the people at every opportunity. its really the American people vs. the Douchebags infesting the Government.

    Have an Evil day

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