August 16, 2007 - 3:05pm
Estabrook adds support from two more county chairmen
By Editor
Tags: Paul Reed, Sean Kean, Jennifer Beck, Peter Biondi, Virginia Littell, Joseph Pennacchio, Anne Estabrook, Henry Kuhl
Two more Republican County Chairmen have joined Anne Evans Estabrook's U.S. Senate Exploratory Committee, along with three state legislators and a former GOP State Chairman. Hunterdon County GOP Chairman Henry Kuhl and Salem County GOP Chairman Paul Reed join GOP county leaders from Monmouth, Union, Camden and Gloucester counties as likely Estabrook for Senate supporters. Assemblymen Peter Biondi and Sean Kean, Assemblywoman Jennifer Beck, and former GOP State Chairman Virginia Littell are also backing Estabrook. They join State Senators Joe Kyrillos and Diane Allen, and Assemblywoman Amy Handlin.
Estabrook's only rival for the chance to run against Sen. Frank Lautenberg is Joseph Pennacchio, a Morris County Assemblyman and State Senate candidate. Pennacchio has not yet announced an exploratory committee, although last week he picked up the endorsement of Assemblyman Michael Doherty, who dropped his own Senate campaign to support Pennacchio.
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and The Lemmings continue to march
Thats just swell....but does she have a position on Iraq yet? Perhaps I missed it
Esta wah ?
you mean east of the Republican party on every issue. silent on Iraq and the illegal invasion of our borders. Lautenberg must be laughing all the way to the nursing home over this.
Estabrook is a good business
Estabrook is a good business person. If the people of New Jersey wake up, than maybe she'll win.
Lautenberg? Is he still alive?
some choice
Dutchess Estabrook, who has no opinions on anything, or Senator-to-be Pinocchio, who's been running against Sharpe James for the last several years.
The Crypt Keeper is beatable. But as the saying goes, you can't beat somebody with nobody.
Editor
You know, I'm no fan of Anne Estabrook by any means but I must say that posting a serious thread about her gaining support with a mock drawing of her really hurts your credibility as well as the credibility of this site which has improved somewhat over the past year.
Try to be more careful in the future.
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