August 27, 2008 - 8:36am
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Norcross says Andrews's decision is his own

DENVER - South Jersey Democratic Party leader George Norcross would not speculate on the specific public future of U.S. Rep. Rob Andrews (D-Haddon Heights), who’s due in at the Hotel Inverness this afternoon.

Andrews failed in his bid to oust U.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D-Cliffside Park) in the Democratic Primary earlier this year, and is now considering retiring to take a job at Goldman Sachs.

His wife, Camille, is holding his congressional seat amid talk out of South Jersey that Norcross’s younger brother, Donald, desires to make a run for the First Congressional District seat.

"What Rob and his family choose to do, I will support and advocate for his benefit," said Norcross. "Rob has to make that decision himself, and I don’t think he’s made that decision yet."

MAX PIZARRO is a PolitickerNJ.com Reporter and can be reached via email at max@politicsnj.com.
Related topics: George Norcross, ROB ANDREWS, DNCC

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Of course if he decides to stay in office or run for office again I will return to my roll of puppet master. Just think to have a brother in the House and another stooge in the Lt. Govs office

08/27/08 10:52 am

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I hope Rob Andrews comes back. He's too young and talented to end his political career now.

I think he's got one more run at statewide office in him.

08/27/08 10:53 am