Colletti

People are tired of government corruption and those who condone it. Taxpayers know that government corruption is costing them money and they want an end to it. I will end it. Bob Gordon will turn his head.”  

“I have no doubt that if the state continues down the spending and borrowing road that Democrat leaders like Bob Gordon put us on, New Jersey will soon see an 8 percent sales tax which will increase the financial burden on every family in the state,”     

Bob Gordon and the other liberals in his party have to stop pandering to the extreme illegal alien lobby that wants to reward people for breaking into our country,”

If New Jersey continues with people  like Bob Gordon in the legislature, New Jersey will continue to lose good paying jobs and our taxpayers will continue to get sacked with new taxes to pay for Gordon’s big government social agenda,” 

"This tells us two things about Mr. Gordon; the first is that he is opposed to letting voters be part of the legislative process and secondly, that he opposes real eminent domain reform,”

Hundreds of millions of dollars disappeared -- money that was meant to help school children, and Mr. Gordon hasn’t even demanded that the Attorney General prosecute the crooks. Mr. Gordon is part of the problem in Trenton; part of the problem with corruption and a big part of the problem with the state’s  ridiculously high taxes.”  

“The real indictment of Sen. Coniglio is that he has supported every spending increase initiative that has been put before him in Trenton. He is a puppet for the leadership of his party, which has put New Jersey into a financial crisis,” 

I have seen Sen. Coniglio on the campaign trail as recently as Saturday, so I assume he is committed to staying in the race and defending his record on raising taxes and protecting developers and illegal aliens”

“I guess the legislators in District 38 don’t care that billions of taxpayer dollars were wasted. They apparently have are content to sit silent in the face of criminal activity and have no interest in punishing people who abuse taxpayers,”

“You can’t create tax relief without cutting spending and the Trenton legislators, like my opponent Sen. Coniglio, refuse to cut spending. Instead they have increased spending by $11 billion since 2002, including this year’s $2.5 billion increase.”