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ASSEMBLY ADVANCES LEGISLATION HONORING ISRAEL
Measures Would Make Permanent New Jersey Israel Commission,
Commemorate Israel's 60th Anniversary

The Assembly today passed legislation honoring Israel, including plans to make permanent the New Jersey Israel Commission and to commemorate Israel's 60th anniversary.

NO DEALS, NO GAMES. A FIRM ENDORSEMENT FOR SENATOR LAUTENBERG FROM ASSEMBLY MEMBERS VALERIE VAINIERI HUTTLE AND GORDON M. JOHNSON

Englewood- Bergen County's District 37 State Assembly members Valerie Vainieri Huttle and Gordon M. Johnson offered their unequivocal support for the re-election of United States Senator Frank R. Lautenberg.

Dear Matt, We are very disappointed in your coverage of Johnson's and Huttle's ethical quagmire. In every commentary, you keep repeating tiresome conclusion that the Republican candidates for the Assembly stand no chance against ethically challenged Democratic "reformers from within" Johnson and Huttle. Yet, you keep calling Johnson the least intelligent Assemblyman in Trenton, the most vulnerable, and so on.

After denying for weeks that there is nothing wrong with holding dual public offices, that there is nothing wrong with collecting donations for Clean Election Program on Borough Hall property in Englewood, that there is nothing wrong with having direct conflict of interest in public contracts being awarded by the Bergen County

"I am sure the people who Mr. Johnson took money from so he could qualify for Clean Election money are disappointed in him and would not have donated to him if they had known of his support for Lyndon LaRouche".

NIBOT FOR SENATE            

 ASSEMBLYMAN JOHNSON’S DONATION TO  ALLEDGED ANTI-SEMITE GROUP QUESTIONED 

Reformer?  -  Valerie Huttle - Frank Huttle - DeCottis Law Firm - ENCAP - Ethical Conflict 

It has been said that nearly everyone has six degrees of separation from each other.    Interestingly enough, the same pattern exists for a “reform” Democratic District 37 politician, but from a different end point.     Valerie Huttle and her District 37 team has been portraying themselves as reform politicians, but the historical facts say otherwise.

Recently, we heard a lot about incumbent Assembly members Valerie Huttle and Gordon Johnson becoming instant reformers “from within” the Democratic Party. Their strategy is to take first steps in order to implement reforms in Trenton. They referred to these steps several times during the first Clean Election debate on October 15 in Hackensack.

“The entire notion that a person running for state office is possibly using his local office to strong arm people into donating to him is repugnant to the entire concept of what the Clean Election program is supposed to be about,” said Nibot.  

At the invitation of the Korean American Voters Council,  all the District 37 Assembly Candidates participated in a debate on October 10th in Englewood, New Jersey.   Frank Cifarelli and Wojciech Siemaszkiewicz represented the Republican party and incumbents Valerie Vainieri Huttle and Gordon Johsnon represented the Democratic party.