BlueJersey.com

Governor Jon Corzine spent more than $118 million to win elections for Governor and the United States Senate, so BlueJersey.com has a valid point when they point out the hypocrisy of Corzine’s fundraising solicitation on behalf of presidential candidate Hillary Clinton: “This election shouldn't be decided by who can run the most TV ads. It should be decided on the strength of each candidate's vision, experience, and qualifications. But instead, Hillary has been outspent by substantial margins in all the recent primary contests. Now it's time for us to do our part at this critical point in history to level the playing field and prove to voters in Texas and Ohio what I've known for a long time. There's no one more qualified to be President of the United States.”

Activists from state's more progressive Democratic wing are planning to export volunteer campaign workers to Connecticut over the next week to help Ned Lamont defeat Joseph Lieberman in the Democratic primary for United States Senator. "No, it's not about Iraq. It's about taking back the Democratic Party," said Juan Melli, an activist who helps edit the website BlueJersey.com.

The New York Times reported today that Tom Lindenfled, a onetime New Jersey operative who managed Frank Pallone's first campaign for Congress in 1998 (and later served as his Chief of Staff) has been dispatched to Connecticut to help Lieberman.