May 7, 2008 - 12:33pm
Denville: it's not exactly Guttenberg
By Wally EdgeDenville Mayor Ted Hussa is on trial next Tuesday, charged with illegally parking in a handicapped spot. Hussa admitted he was parked in the spot, but says it was just for a few minutes while he was unloading a borrowed car. He’s pleading not guilty and insists that the complaint filed by a South Orange woman is politically motivated. Pat Valva resigned her seat on the Council last month after criticizing Hussa, saying she could no longer handle the pressure.
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Guttenberg has had many corrupt politicos over the years from Herman Klein to Nick Cicco, to Vincent Tabbachino to Pete LaVilla and so on.
Nothing ever changes in that town. Whoever controls the Galaxy, controls the vote and the only way you get control of it is to have the backing of the party line establishment.
The politics of that town will never change.
"Political correctness is tyranny with manners." - Charlton Heston