Sabrin's odds are 20-1

Just because you quote an unscientific poll doesn't make it true - that poll only questioned 160 Republicans and had a margin of +/- 6.5%!

My money and my votes are on Maverick Murray for the WIN!

Go Murray Go!

I have trouble understand why some gambling is illegal and other forms of gambling are illegal.. Not really,

It's what the government can easily tax that's legal.

But of course it's masqueraded as government compassion because "gambling ruins lives." But legal gambling, in casinos, ruins lives as well. If you've earned your dollar you should be able to spend it as you please or wager it as well!

I agree,

Go, Sabrin! Go!

The GOP lost a lot of younger voters when the fake nanny-state liberal Republicans passed an online gambling ban in 2006. But since Murray is a REAL Republican he believes in personal liberty and that adults can decide for themselves! He is the only candidate that will motivate the youth here and re-build the GOP!

I like Cowboy Cal too.

How does a guy who's never registered more than 5% of the vote in any election he's been a candidate can be considered a frontrunner?

Sabrin is running an idiotic, stupid effort that seeks to shock than persuade. He's still registering in single digits no matter how much money he raises (most of it out of state).

Mr. Sabrin is not a stupid man, just a terrible candidate. He fails to connect even with the most conservative of voter.

Here's a bet, Sabrin doesn't receive 10,000 votes in the June Primary.

Vote Column - All the way!

If this primary is a low turnout, Murray can win with a split regular GOP vote. For all his faults, he is keeping his name alive. Joe and Dick seem to be gliding toward June.

I went to Las Vegas once and bet on the Red Sox in the World Series. Why can't I do that in New Jersey?

Why is that, Lautenberg, Menendez, Corzine, Whitman, Florio, Kean, Bush, Cheney?

America is a free country, leave us alone, you enemies of freedom!

Probably as a "promotional expense".

For the record, Cowboy Cal finished 9th out of 20 entries.

sports gaming should most DEFINITELY be legal in the state of NJ. The issue you keep running into are the NFL lobbyists that don't want to ruin the "game for the fans" (fans, tha btw, pay thousands of $$$ in seat licenses as well as subscription fees for the NFL network. Murray's right on this issue; with that said, he's MORE THAN A LITTLE FOOLISH to throw away $25k on a horserace, especially since the man clearly has ZERO experience with sports gaming. totally asinine move. Free publicity? Absolutely. The wrong kind of free publicity, the kind where you stop and say, "This ape is gonna be the one to get us out of the fiscal hole we've been dug into?" Absolutely. Bond-headed move in my book....but don't worry, folks. When someone really articulate and knowledable about both sports and finance is able to beat the sports industry lobbyists in the public forum as well as explaining to the powers-that be about the annual deficit this state finds itself in vis-a-vis money coming and going to the Federal Gov. from this state - sports gaming will become a reality......and you can bet on that. :)

If he keeps pulling foolish stunts like this (and like the drinking age, etc.) even less people will take him and even some of his admittedly more sober beliefs seriously.

BTW, RECAPUTURETHEGLORY came in 5th.......