Amy Mallett

October 22, 2007 - 11:46pm

Panter running mate says Jersey needs to entice business

Part of a 12th district Democratic ticket with Assemblyman Michael Panter, Amy Mallet takes a stop on the campaign trail in Manalapan.

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October 22, 2007 - 11:06pm

Panter campaign fires back at O'Scanlon

Assemblyman Michael Panter's campaign today said Declan O'Scanlon is not in a position to render a serious judgement about the record of the two-term Monmouth County Democrat.

O'Scanlon, a Republican councilman from Little Silver who is challenging Panter, issued another war whoop over the weekend about Panter's inability to implement real ethics reform because of the assemblyman's close ties to Speaker Joe Roberts.

"It's absolutely preposterous," responded Dan Reilly, Panter's campaign manager.

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October 22, 2007 - 2:38pm

O'Scanlon calls across the 12th district to Panter

Republicans in the 12th district said they tried to get Democratic Assemblyman Michael Panter and his running mate Amy Mallett to sit down in the studios of News 12 New Jersey for a debate Tuesday. 

It's not going to happen.

"We have a scheduling conflict," confirmed Democratic campaign spokesperson Tali Israeli.

Republicans Declan O'Scanlon and Caroline Casagrande wanted some nose-to-nose time with Panter and Mallett on air following a scheduled taping of Karcher v. Beck.

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September 5, 2007 - 8:02pm

Republicans take the offensive

After facing criticism for not being aggressive enough against Democrats, Republicans have coalesced around a new cause.

Although Republicans offered no comment on Sunday or Monday after The Star Ledger broke the story about Gov. Corzine’s $15,000 gift to ex-girlfriend Carla Katz’s brother-in-law Rocco Riccio, the GOP has now seized on this latest scandal to erupt over Gov. Corzine’s relationship with Katz in what appears to be a coordinated effort to turn it into a campaign issue.

In the latest twist involving Corzine’s monetary relationship with Katz, the governor gave Riccio $15,000 after he was forced to resign from a job at the Turnpike Authority, following rumors that he had looked into the tax record of Corzine’s political enemies. Corzine also promised to help find Riccio work in the private sector.

 

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October 25, 2007 - 3:21pm

Signs of the times

September:

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