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Former Acting Governor Is 13th Member of Redistricting Commission

The Republican and Democratic parties have agreed to the selection of John Farmer Jr as the 13th member of the Congressional Redistricting Commission.  Farmer is the dean of the Rutgers University Law School and was Attorney General during the Whitman and DiFranceso administrations.  He was legal counsel to Alan Rosenthal, the tie breaking member of the state legislative reapportionment  commission.

Farmer was Acting Governor for ninety minutes on  Janurary 8, 2002, according to his Wikipedia page.

Posted: July 20th, 2011 | Author: | Filed under: Congressional Redistricting | Tags: , | 4 Comments »

4 Comments on “Former Acting Governor Is 13th Member of Redistricting Commission”

  1. Pardon Me? said at 9:22 am on July 20th, 2011:

    How many people did “Governor for 90 Minutes Farmer” pardon? How many Governor’s Balls did he and his wife, “The First Lady of New Jersey” host? I ask for a reason.

    “Governor For 84 Hours John O. Bennett” found the time to pardon at least one of his friends & financial contributors. “Governor For 84 Hours Bennett” also found time to move into Governor’s mansion and host a party or two while “Governor.” How many parties did “Governor for 90 Minutes Farmer” and his wife, “The First Lady of New Jersey,” host in the Governor’s Mansion? Did “Governor for 90 Minutes Farmer” also find the time to vacation in the Governor’s Beach House?

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  2. Freespeaker1976 said at 9:23 am on July 20th, 2011:

    Oh great, another “ringer” for the Democrats. I guess Phoney Pallone’s seat is now safe.

  3. Opps! said at 9:25 am on July 20th, 2011:

    typo again ….

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  4. Chris said at 2:42 pm on July 20th, 2011:

    After the outstanding job Alan Rosenthal did as redistricting tie breaker, it’s good that his counsel is succeeding him. Why waste time with hearing, and the other 12 “partisan” members meetings? Just have the Dems send their map to Farmer so he can rubber stamp it.