Add Robert Colletti to the membership list of the Douglas Forrester Club: Republicans who were headed to the Senate, but were defeated when Democrats changed their candidates. Colletti, a former Elmwood Park Councilman, looked like he would win the 38th district State Senate race last summer after incumbent Joseph Coniglio became the target of a federal criminal probe -- a Democratic poll confirmed exactly that. But now, against Assemblyman Robert Gordon, Colletti doesn't have a chance.
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Heave Ho Coniglio
Is anyone going to stop him from using campagin funds to pay for his criminal defense? Does anyone really think when they give $$$ to a candiate for office that the money will be spent keeping them out of jail? Will Bob Gordon support legislation to prevent that kind of bullzh!t?
The Difference is...
Gordon got in before the deadline. what he did was perfectly legal.