Junior Kean speaks in tongues

[The Wizard]

I attended the presentations by both Senator Menendez and republican
challenger Tommy Boy Junior Kean at the Temple Beth Shalom in
Livingston.
While Senator Menendez was cogent and responsive to the questions
offered, Mr. Kean Junior was difficult to follow half the time and the
other half, incoherent.
It is clear now that the State republican leadership put him up for the
U.S. Senate because of name recognition, hoping to confuse the voters
into believing they would be voting for the former governor and chair of
the 9-11 Commission.
After listening to Tommy Junior Kean's mindless ramblings a most telling
moment occurred when he was leaving the venue. He was asked a simple
question by an attendee who lost his brother in the WTC on 9-11.
When asked why the 9-11 Commission couldn't find anyone accountable,
Kean's response was the best reason for voting for Senator Menendez.
After about 20 seconds of a deer in the headlights blank expression, Mr
Kean said, "Ask my father."
Time and again Kean Junior demonstrates that his strong suit is dancing
around and ducking the issues. When confronted by Military Families
Speak Out, Junior turns his back and runs away.
The citizens of New Jersey, especially those who have lost loved ones or
have loved ones in harm's way, deserve better than a brush off.
Senator Bob Menendez hasn't turned his back on New Jersey, and he won't
in the future.
It is incumbent on all democracy loving citizens to elect Bob Menendez
as the United States Senator from New Jersey on November 7. The
alternative is unacceptable.

[BlueStateBlue]

1. You should send a copy of your post to the Star-Ledger n/t

[The Wizard]

2. The Ledger

has lurched right and has been ignoring my letters as of late. I managed to get one published using a fake name, but I'm sure they're cross referencing phone numbers by now.
I'll see if I can get someone else to send it in.

[FogerRox]

3. Kean is horrible, he slurs words, and mumbles.