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April 4, 2007 - 10:06am

What Taxpayers Want

Taxpayers are ready for a conservative Republican message committed to reducing big government. The state’s bloated budget can be reduced by a conservative legislative majority committed to achieving fiscal stability and implementing fundamental change. The promise of Republicans should not be to make government “more efficient�-- that translates into taking taxpayer dollars faster and spending them quicker, but rather to reduce its size. It is essential to determine just what government should be doing and retur

March 14, 2007 - 2:45pm

Lonegan joins PoliticsNJ.com

Mayor Steve LoneganMayor Steve LoneganPoliticsNJ.com is pleased to welcome Steve Lonegan as a featured blogger. A leader of the conservative wing of New Jersey's Republican Party, Lonegan was elected Mayor of Bogota in 1995 and re-elected in 1999 and 2003.  His last re-election bid was chronicled in the documentary film Anytown, USA.  He is the Executive Director of Americans for Prosperty-New Jersey and sought the Republican nomination for Governor in 2005.  Lonegan announced last year that he would not seek re-election to a fourth term as Mayor.  Lonegan joins former U.S. Senator Bob Torricelli, former Governor Christie Whitman, Rider University professor David Rebovich and former New York Times reporter Terry Golway as featured PoliticsNJ.com bloggers.  Watch for Mayor Lonegan's first blogpost soon.

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March 11, 2008 - 12:15am

More Shallow Rhetoric from Trenton

New Jersey has the highest property taxes in the nation; its top income tax rate is the fourth highest in the nation; and we have one of the highest sales taxes. There is no question. New Jersey citizens are among the highest taxed in the country.

The question is why,

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LONEGAN CALLS ON ANTI-TOLL HIKE LEGISLATORS TO BOYCOTT CHAMBER TRIP

Release Date: Jan 30 2008

BOGOTA -- Americans for Prosperity New Jersey director Steve Lonegan today called on anti-toll hike legislators to boycott the annual Chamber of Commerce train trip taking place this weekend in light of the Chamber’s endorsement of Governor Corzine’s $38 Billion Borrowing and Toll Hike Scheme.

Kean Calls On A.G. To Probe Lonegan Arrest

Release Date: Jan 23 2008

Kean Calls On A.G. To Probe Lonegan Arrest

Arresting Protestors Violates The Spirit & The Letter Of The First Amendment

Senator Thomas Kean, (R-21), the Senate Republican Leader, issued a letter today calling on Attorney General Anne Milgram to open an investigation into an apparent violation of Steve Lonegan’s first amendment rights. A copy of the letter is attached.

"The Mayor of Middle Township was very clear in his statement that ‘the Governor’s people’ directed the Middle Township Police Department to arrest Steve Lonegan. This statement alone would appear to compel the Attorney General to initiate an investigation immediately to answer all of the questions surrounding this unfortunate incident."
January 23, 2008

KEAN CALLS ON A.G. TO PROBE LONEGAN ARREST

Release Date: Jan 22 2008

Arresting Protestors Violates The Spirit & The Letter Of The First Amendment


Senator Thomas Kean, (R-21), the Senate Republican leader, issued the following statement regarding published reports that government officials colluded with local police to stamp out protests against Governor Corzine’s road tax plan. Former Bogota Mayor Steve Lonegan was arrested by Middle Township Police on the grounds of the Middle Township High School where the Governor was holding a town hall meeting Saturday. Senator Kean is calling on Attorney General Anne Milgram to open an investigation into this apparent violation of Steve Lonegan’s first amendment rights.

December 31, 2007 - 7:49pm

My final message as Mayor of the Borough of Bogota

Today, December 31, is the last day of my twelve year tenure as mayor of Bogota. A term I am proud of and that has given me tremendous insight into the functions and failures of government.

The most disturbing lesson I have learned is the danger that is posed by the growth of the Trenton bureaucracy and its consequence of destruction of our property rights, local control and the drain on our families' resources as we stagger under the burden of ever increasing taxes. and, ultimately, the erosion of individual liberty and freedom.

March 28, 2007 - 7:28pm

"From Each According To Their Ability..."


Proof positive that the centuries old battle between those of us who cherish individual liberty and the liberal collectivists who work to perpetuate a culture of dependence is alive in New Jersey has been provided in a recent report from the liberal Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP).

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March 27, 2007 - 5:22pm

Lonegan Complaint Against Katz

"We have heard much discussion about the need to 'Return ethics to Trenton' I believe such an effort must start at the highest office.  Governor Corzine has the opportunity to set an example for open and accountable government."

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March 27, 2007 - 5:19pm

Lonegan Complaint Against Corzine

State Ethics Commission

Po Box 082

Trenton NJ 08625                                                                                          March 22, 2007

 To Whom It May Concern

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