Cryan Op-Ed piece in the Bergen Record

[Old Glock guy 1,127]

He's at it again, touting all 22 bills rushed through the state assembly as "common sense."

 

http://www.northjersey.com/news/opinions/cryan_022613.html?page=all

[z2886 0]

He makes me cringe.

[DJ_ 0]

He wants your feedback for his re-election run.

 

http://www.elizabethinsideout.tv/assemblyman-joseph-cryan-and-assemblywoman-annette-quijano-annonce-they-will-be-seeking-re-election-to-the-new-jersey-general-assembly/

[jdubsss 0]

From his re-election website

 

With our support and sponsorship, "Gun-free" and "weapon-free" zones were established around our schools to keep children out of harm's way

 

Tell me Mr. Cryan... how did that work out in Newtown ?

[DJ_ 0]

This is interesting

 

http://www.fivefamiliesnyc.com/2011/02/mafia-supports-assemblyman-joe-cryan.html

[222 3]

I went to ACLU-NJ website and filled out their form.

Basically I told them, regardless of their position on Second Amendment, ACLU's position on Terror Watch List is clear.

 

If they don't take a stand on the assembly bill, which has already passed committee and general assembly, their act of omission reduces their credibility.

[tom catman 0]

the record is only good for cat box or bird cage liners......imho....

[Bob2222 317]

I went to ACLU-NJ website and filled out their form.

Basically I told them, regardless of their position on Second Amendment, ACLU's position on Terror Watch List is clear.

 

If they don't take a stand on the assembly bill, which has already passed committee and general assembly, their act of omission reduces their credibility.

 

I visited the ACLU-NJ website and I didn't see a form that appeared applicable. Like many here, these bills disturb me from several perspectives.

 

BTW, I am curious as to who actually wrote these bills. Since many of our legislators seem to have difficulty speaking proper English, they clearly didn't write the bills. Or read them. Or understand them.

[wooly bugger 1]

I went to ACLU-NJ website and filled out their form.

Basically I told them, regardless of their position on Second Amendment, ACLU's position on Terror Watch List is clear.

 

If they don't take a stand on the assembly bill, which has already passed committee and general assembly, their act of omission reduces their credibility.

Incorrect. They don't have any credibility to start with, so it won't reduce anything.

I emailed them a couple of weeks ago on similar issues and didn't hear back.

[222 3]

 

Incorrect. They don't have any credibility to start with, so it won't reduce anything.

I emailed them a couple of weeks ago on similar issues and didn't hear back.

 

I try to remain hopeful that I will be surprised by the decency of people.

 

The form is called something like file a complaint. Basically you complain about a civil liberty infringement, and ask them for help.

[El-Groucho 0]

He wants your feedback for his re-election run.

 

http://www.elizabeth...neral-assembly/

I just gave the article a Thumbs Down. Everyone else should too as a message that we disagree.

[Handyman 5,682]

Criminal trash family completely bereft of intelligence or honor.

[wooly bugger 1]

Let's get those letters going. Here's what I just sent to the editor.

 

 

Mr. Cryan calls into question the common sense of his own Democrat block. He admits to recycling previously rejected bills that “have existed for years.” His “common sense” was rejected by his own party, because these bills are not just “imperfect.” Despite unassailably reasonable titles; on close inspection, they are fatally flawed and would produce unintended consequences undermining their stated goals. Their indefensibility was on display at last week’s Assembly meeting, where Assemblyman Carroll left sponsors sputtering in response to his pointed questions. You can watch the train wreck on Youtube.

 

Why does Cryan persist in pushing flawed bills? It’s plain politics. He gives Governor Christie the choice between being vetoing them, and being condemned for “not doing something,” and signing them, and sharing responsibility for ineffectual, expensive laws that will accomplish nothing. This is a disgusting exploitation, for personal gain, of tragedy.

 

Read the critiques under the online comments section. Ask your representatives-- particularly the sponsors of several bills Eustice and Wagner--to refute them. Ask why other, less sensational but more promising bills addressing non-gun issues can’t make it past Assembly President Oliver’s desk. If you get the same inadequate responses I’ve gotten, exercise “common sense” in November.

[skorpion317 0]

WTF?! I posted a line-by-line rebuttal in the comments section earlier today, and they removed it! There was nothing inappropriate in it, just facts that go against Cryan's false assertions.

[Handyman 5,682]

Nicely said, Wooly. To bad the 'tards will either not understand it or not disseminate it.

[dimitrge 10]

He has no common sense. He's a moron, he and his running mate Anne. She just goes with what he says to further herself. She's a tool