Here's a great interview where he explains that there's been only one shooting in Newark by a legal gun buyer. A great fact to bring up in the debate.

 

 

He's a smart and ambitious man. He has national aspirations, and he's not going to destroy them by coming out for gun control.

 

Whether he's sincere or not, he won't drop the act if he becomes senator, which can only be good for us.

 

The whopper from Bill Mayer, "but Corey, even the liberal party in this country is not for taking away guns."

An asset? Hell no. But I don't believe that he would actively push for these asinine gun control bills. HOWEVER, if they got across his desk, I don't think he'd hesitate to sign them. He might not be an active threat, but that doesn't make him a friend.

He's a politician with national hopes. NOT an ally.

He has flipped flopped more time on gun control since the Travon Martin situation.

He has done at least 3 interviews with Pierce Mogan and every one of them is different.

He couldnt even stand by his true feelings on Obama, he pulled them back after getting a call

the next day from the presidents backers. Another wolf in sheeps clothing who traded his fangs in for a nice suit and a American flag pin.

He's a politician with national hopes. NOT an ally.

I said asset, not ally.

Anyone with ambitions beyond the state needs to be pretty muted in their anti-gun actions. By NJ standards, "muted" is pretty good.

NJ is fairly blue.

 

I think 'asset' is not realistic.

 

I think not 'asinine' would be a step up.

Both for Congressional Senators

And the State Assemblymen.

Just another kid from the burbs pretending he understands and wants empathy for it.

He wants to pull the balancing act that brought Barry into office.

 

 

Kind of like Cristie in many ways on the whole gun thing.