Fri Feb 03, 2012 at 07:11:00 AM EST
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| Christie endorsement brought Romney big NJ bucks
Governor who says "The rich are already paying their fair share" endorses candidate who says he's "not very concerned about the very poor" and that's going to look good to NJ's wealthiest Republicans.
After 7 hours of testimony, Assembly Judiciary votes 5-2 - party-line vote - to send marriage equality bill to the full Assembly
Read our live-blog. Assembly to consider A-1 Feb. 16.
Coming up: Our video interviews with Reed Gusciora, Loretta Weinberg & Steven Goldstein. And some of the most extraordinary testimony yesterday.
Assembly committee advances bill to allow 'gay marriage'.
Sweeney declares Legislature will not send Christie a referendum bill.
Rutgers Law class studies LGBT rights, including marriage.
Newark Councilman Ron Rice makes it official
The Newark West Ward Councilman will challenge Donald Payne for the 10th Congressional District seat he's held for 22 years.
Jeb Bush in New Jersey
In Christie-country Morris County, talking "ed reform" like Christie.
More on W's little brother, who Romney wants co-chairing his campaign, with Christie.
The 9th
Celebrity Englewood Rabbi Enters 9th District Congressional Race.
3 Republicans file to oppose Pascrell or Rothman in 9th District.
Pascrell and Rothman face off with microphone time at Passaic Dems DinnerThe lede of this good piece by Max Pizarro made me laugh out loud. It was a sad laugh.
Talk about symbolism after the week of self-inflicted foot-in-mouth from Christie's ignorant remark about the civil rights movement ...
The state, along with Newark school superintendent Cami Anderson, announced big changes, including closing 7 schools in the city. Among them, Martin Luther King.
Also Newark schools: AP Source: Facebook IPO Won't Affect Newark Pledge.
Assembly Committee Votes to Put Charters Under Local Control
Bill calls for local referendum on any school that wants to be granted a charter in a NJ district.
Rutgers-Camden students protest Christie's plan
Chanting "We are Rutgers!", students say Christie needs to keep his hands out of higher education. (Video)
Rutgers-Camden chancellor denounces merger plan.
Conflict between N.J. politics, justice at heart of ex-Hunterdon prosecutor's lawsuit
More fallout from the strange case of Sheriff Deborah Trout.
Christie at Denville "Town Hall"
Christie brags about fights with Democrats.
Tells his crowd tax cuts help everybody, the rich already pay their fair share, and promises to veto marriage equality.
Christie says voters would pass a 'gay marriage' referendum.
Additional Assorted Christie
Christie's bluster becoming an obstacle. (Courier Post ed)
Romney camp not quite sure what Christie does for a living.
Pressured by Dems, Christie praises Supreme Court nominees.
Mid-Atlantic wind farms take step forward
NJDEP says the timeline of offshore wind turbines will speed up by a year or more with the release of a federal study that showed they would not cause major environmental damage.
Jerseynomics
Assembly panel approves bills to force more oversight over Port Authority. |
| Rosi Efthim :: TGIF News Roundup & Open Thread for Feb. 3, 2012 |
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