….he would introduce her to Lady Gaga’s agent.
Cory Booker’s twitter love, @LynsieLee, has stepped up her devotion to her man. She’s asking her new followers to contribute to Booker’s campaign.
Booker has lots of friends in the entertainment industry. Four employees of Lady Gaga’s agent, Atom Factory, have contributed $21,400 to Booker’s campaign.
Hook her up Cory! Make an extraordinary effort for your extraordinary friend!
Cory Booker’s love goes beyond the Guv.
It’s not likely to generate the attention Anthony Weiner’s sexy tweets did. The NJ Media is likely to give more ink to Booker’s tweeting with a Portland, Oregon stripper than they did Barbara Buono’s vulgar tweets about the Tea Party and less than they gave Steve Lonegan’s stupid silly tweets last month.
BuzzFeed has the story ( if female nudity or tattoos depicting guns offend you, do not click on that link) of Booker’s professed love of Lynsie Lee (if you didn’t click on the previous link, you really don’t want to click on this one which will take you to lovely Lynsie’s tumblr page.)
Booker follows @LysnieLee on twitter. They share public and private messages in the wee hours of the morning. BuzzFeed says their cyber relationship started because they were both in a film about twitter, #ffthefilm.
Posted: September 25th, 2013 | Author: Art Gallagher | Filed under: Cory Booker, Senate Special Election | Tags: @LysnieLee, BuzzFeed, Cory Booker, Special Senate Election, Twitter | Comments Off on Booker’s Cyber Love: @LynsieLeeGovernor Chris Christie and Newark Mayor Cory Booker cut the ribbon for Newark’s Teachers Village this morning. Teachers Village is a $150 million project in the heart of the city’s downtown district that will house three charter schools, a day care center, 200 rental housing units for teachers and 65,000 square feet of retail space.
Posted: September 25th, 2013 | Author: Art Gallagher | Filed under: Chris Christie, Cory Booker, Newark | Tags: Chris Christie, Cory Booker, Newark, RBH Group, Teachers Village, Urban Transit Hub tax credit | 1 Comment »
Ben Dworkin, Director of the Rebovich Institute for New Jersey Politics, introduces U.S. Senate candidate Steve Lonegan. September 24, 2013
GOP nominee for U.S. Senate Steve Lonegan took a break from bashing Newark Mayor Cory Booker and ObamaCare last night, and gently assaulted the psyches of the young Democratic students of Rider University in attendance at the University’s Rebovich Institute for New Jersey Politics Governing New Jersey presentation.
Lonegan’s personal story of raising a family and building a business in the 1980’s while going blind, was the context he set up to espouse his Libertarian philosophy and policies to the group of about 100 (mostly students) attending the event.
The Federal Reserve Bank’s quantitative easing policy of pumping $85 billion per month into the economy and keeping interest rates at record lows, was the focus of Lonegan’s remarks as he urged students to “play the hand you’re dealt” in life and avoid becoming dependent on government to solve their own, and society’s problems.
Lonegan shared how as a young man, he rejected a life of “being destined to the entitlement state”, of being sustained by disability benefits and food stamps, in order to build a successful life. “Interest rates were 10-12 percent in the 80’s, yet I was able to build a successful business and employ a lot of people, ” the candidate said, “I couldn’t do that with today’s regulations and economic policies.”
Posted: September 25th, 2013 | Author: Art Gallagher | Filed under: Cory Booker, Rebovich Institute for New Jersey Politics, Rider University, Senate Special Election, Steve Lonegan | Tags: Ben Dworkin, Cory Booker, Rebovich Institute for New Jersey Politics, Rider University, Special Senate Election, Steve Lonegan | 5 Comments »Booker has not made a public appearance in New Jersey since September 15
Republican nominee for U.S. Senate Steve Lonegan has gained significant ground over the last two weeks in his quest to replace the late Frank Lautenberg in Washington, according to a Quinnipiac University Poll released this morning.
Democratic nominee, Newark Mayor Cory Booker, leads Lonegan among likely voters by 12 points,, 53%-41%, with three weeks to go before the October 16 special election.
Booker had a 35% lead over Lonegan in an August 7 poll of registered voters.
In a Rutgers-Eagleton Poll two weeks ago of likely voters, Booker was leading Lonegan by 35%.
Posted: September 24th, 2013 | Author: Art Gallagher | Filed under: Cory Booker, Senate Special Election, Steve Lonegan | Tags: Cory Booker, Quinnipac Poll, Rutgers-Eagleton poll, Special Senate Election, Steve Lonegan | 1 Comment »
Lonegan pokes fun at Booker with red carpet affair in Newark (via NJ.com)
NEWARK — Republican U.S. Senate candidate Steve Lonegan glided up the red carpet, his wife at his side, and posed as the flash bulbs popped tonight. Then Lonegan, the former mayor of Bergen County’s Bogota, walked inside a Newark restaurant, into…
Cory Booker is in Hollywood tonight where Jason Bourne and Batman are holding a big ticket fundraiser for the Superhero wannabe Senator.
GOP nominee Steve Lonegan is answering by holding a Red Carpet fundraiser in Newark, featuring stars from New Jersey — everyday people that make New Jersey a great place to live.
What: A Night with the Stars of New Jersey
When: Monday, September 23, 2013 at 7:30 p.m.
Where: Kings Family Restaurant
557 Clinton Avenue
Newark, NJ 07108
Guests will be wearing some of the latest styles from:
And more!
Listen to Lonegan’s radio ad here.
Speaking to parties’ bases, Booker and Lonegan propose unlikely ideas (via NJ.com)
Democrat Cory Booker wants to reinstate a federal ban on assault rifles, give $400 a year to poor kids for college funds and pass comprehensive climate-change legislation. Republican Steve Lonegan wants to repeal the Affordable Care Act, end the Federal…
Steve Lonegan praises Rahm Emanuel, bashes Cory Booker in Jersey City (via NJ.com)
JERSEY CITY — Steve Lonegan was hoping to scrap with Rahm Emanuel in Jersey City. Instead he ended up complimenting him — sort of. “I want to commend Rahm Emanuel,” Lonegan said, standing outside of the downtown restaurant where Emanuel and…
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