How Many Were Democrats?

 

1. If any of them were Republicans, the MSM would be trumpeting that, in the usual off-key gaseous blast.

   The rule of thumb is, if party affiliation is not mentioned, the specimens in question are Democrats (or worse).

   What we have here, most likely, is a lot of leftist nits who were interdicted before they could become such lice as Kerry or Dean.

   Posted by Tannenberg       02/24/2005  at  07:48 AM  



2. The differences, old chap, are likely only to be functional at best and cosmetic at worst....

   Posted by Tannenberg       02/24/2005  at  11:52 AM  



3. Sorry, but Monmouth County has been run by Republicans for a long time now.  poiticsnj.com reports:

   Merla, Coughlin, O’Grady, Iadanza, Broderick, Hyer, Townsend and McCurnin are Republicans; Zambrano, DeLisa and Hamilton are Democrats.

   8 Republicans and 3 Democrats.

   You owe me a dollar.  Or a donut.  Your pick.

   Posted by growler       02/24/2005  at  02:24 PM  



4. The donut is on the way.  Really.  It’s in the amil.  Trust me!

   Really, growler, thanks for finding that.  Surprised? I am not.  It IS after all, New Jersey.

   Disappointed? Yes!

   Posted by Vilmar       02/24/2005  at  02:32 PM  



5. It took me a while.  None of the newspaper stories I saw gave their party affiliation.

   NJ is a very, very, very strange place indeed.

   Posted by growler       02/24/2005  at  02:38 PM  



6. Keep the donut on a technicality, Vilmar, and send him the hole for effort.  Most of these northeastern Republicans would make damn good Democrats almost anywhere else.  Christie Todd Whitman, for instance. 

   Posted by Tannenberg       02/24/2005  at  02:48 PM  



7. Bi-partisan crooks. At least there are some things that the parties can agree upon.

   Posted by Yellow Dog       02/24/2005  at  06:06 PM  

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