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Greenwald and Lamitt for State Assembly
By bauerswald‘CLEAN ELECTIONS’ CANDIDATES GREENWALD/ROSEN LAMPITT RECEIVE ADDITIONAL ENDORSEMENTS
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Oct. 21, 2005
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Beth Auerswald
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‘CLEAN ELECTIONS’ CANDIDATES GREENWALD/ROSEN LAMPITT RECEIVE ADDITIONAL ENDORSEMENTS
(OAKLYN) – “Clean Elections� candidates Assemblyman Louis D. Greenwald and Pam Rosen Lampitt today announced they have received a total of fourteen endorsements from labor, law enforcement, citizen, health care, education and business groups.
To date, the following organizations have endorsed Greenwald, a five-term legislator and Chairman of the Assembly Budget Committee, and Rosen Lampitt, a councilwoman in Cherry Hill, to represent the 6th District in the Assembly:
GREENWALD and ROSEN LAMPITT:
Communications Workers of America
American Association of University Professors/American Federation of Teachers
Southern N.J. AFL-CIO Central Labor Council
N.J. Fraternal Order of Police
N.J. Tenants Organization
Health Professionals and Allied Employees
Senior Truth Squad
N.J. Education Association
NEW JOBS The N.J. Business & Industry Association-affiliated PAC
GREENWALD:
INPAC – N.J. State Nurses Association PAC
N.J. State Policemen’s Benevolent Association
N.J. Law Enforcement Supervisors Association
N.J. Firemen’s Mutual Benevolent Association
ROSEN LAMPITT:
Women’s Political Caucus of New Jersey
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Hahaha. Unions/PACs/Special Interests Its not easy being clean
Hahaha.
Unions/PACs/Special Interests
Its not easy being clean.
Laughable.
By the way, are they paying Beth out of Fair Elections money or
By the way, are they paying Beth out of Fair Elections money or is she a "volunteer?"
And what's with the hundred thousand spent on a consultant, et. al., but paid for on PRIMARY Elec report.
Never did that before. Skirting his own "clean elections" laws?
It's not easy being creen.
And what's with the hundred thousand spent on a consultant, et.
And what's with the hundred thousand spent on a consultant, et. al., but paid for on PRIMARY Elec report.
Tough Primary running against NOBODY, Mr. G?
Never did that before.
Skirting his own "clean elections" laws?
It's not easy being clean.
quite an axe to grind, Mark. You should save it for a battle yo
quite an axe to grind, Mark. You should save it for a battle you can win. Right now you are just dulling the blade.
It's not about winning the battle - it's about winning the war.
It's not about winning the battle - it's about winning the war.
Mr. G is merely the Joker in a house of cards that will fall.