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Wrap Up: Thursday's PolitickerNJ.com coverage from Minnesota and New Jersey
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- Spadea: Crowley's right hand man
- Baroni won't call it vindication
- While celebrating father's influence, Bucco says 'people will see that I'm my own man'
- McCain, O'Toole, and the battle
- Pascoe: the Schundler that could have been
- Political "Boy Wonder" lands at Crowley's PAC
- Allen says she was snubbed by Burlco GOP
- Star-Ledger report: Ferreiro investigated for assault
- Election committee denies Bruno's CWA candidacy
- Casagrande sounds off on Palin coverage
- Corzine on Andrews
- More GOP chairmen line up behind DeCroce
- Richardson in Newark on Saturday
- Jersey City delegates barely know Schundler
- Frelinghuysen takes it one election at a time
- Donovan circumspect on Ferriero
- CWA Local 1040's election committee reviews Bruno's petitions
- Fenton not disturbed by sea of white
- Hatfield says Lance understands the importance of Union County
- Wall Street would have made him rich, but public service prevailed, says Andrews
- Murphy convinced Palin speech changes the game
- On McCain's day, Frelinghuysen faces the troops
- New Jersey delegation embraces Palin
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I thought the crazy protesters were a great touch!! It merely went to show just how crazy, out of touch, unruly, and downright dangerous the left is to our freedom and our way of life.
I hope these screwballs keep it up. The more they do, the more it helps us!
"For his sake, I hope Joe Biden got that VP thing in writing!"- Rudy Giuliani
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You think an Iraq war veteran wearing a t-shirt and holding up a sign and a girl holding up a peacesign is CRAZY? C'mon, lets be real here for a minute.