The New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission voted 3-0 today against allowing former State Sen. Wayne Bryant to use leftover campaign funds to pay for his legal defense. Bryant, who left office earlier this month with $650,000 remaining in his warchest, has been indicted on 20 counts of corruption.
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HAHAHAHAHA...shame on Bryant for thinking about using campaign funds.
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Interesting how they are not taking a stand on Coniglio's actions though.
Wow, they got something right
Miracles do happen, at least one commission in this state got something right for a change. Now hopefully Bryant will get what he really desires, a stripped uniform and a 4 by 9 cell will a fellow called Bubba.
"The only man who never makes a mistake is the man who never does anything."
--Theodore Roosevelt--