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1. #1
   On November 3rd, 2009 at 11:15 pm, coffee said:

   From the mouth of the TX governor, “Adios Mofo”.

2. #2
   On November 3rd, 2009 at 11:17 pm, coffee said:

   Not classy? Oh well.

3. #3
   On November 3rd, 2009 at 11:17 pm, sbw999 said:

   Corzine ran a typical dirty campaign, classless all the way, and spent 30M of his own money to buy an election. NO WAY!!! The conservative tide is rising.

4. #4
   On November 3rd, 2009 at 11:18 pm, BrianNY said:

   Congratulations to Governor-elect Christie…but like the old song asks, “how do you solve a problem like New Jersey?” Sheeesh.

   BTW – Republican Chris Christie greeting his supporters to the sounds of Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Born to Run’ right now.

   Whiny protests by ‘The Boss’ for Christie to cease and desist in three…two…one…

5. #5
   On November 3rd, 2009 at 11:20 pm, Dan Lee said:

   When Christie is doing his acceptance/victory speech, the crowd started chanting “Yes We Can”! AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

   Oh NOOonnnoooooOOOOoooooo! This is not a referendum on Obama though..

6. #6
   On November 3rd, 2009 at 11:22 pm, docflash said:

   $30Mil for a $175,000 a year job.He was just doing the job because he is a patriot and he cares.Right?

7. #7
   On November 3rd, 2009 at 11:26 pm, emjem24 said:

   Jeez… this idiot not only needs to exit stage left, he needs to get over himself. The only reason he was governor in the first place is because of his personal, deep pockets, he was already a senator, and, like a good Dem, he knew how to rig elections.

   Fun fact: Corzine mentioned in his speech that his mother is a Republican and joked that she is happy tonight. He then awkwardly dissed her by dismissing her politics as a function of her age (she is 93). So, he insults fat people on the campaign trail and old people while making his concession address.

   What a classy liberal. I’m sorry, but big labor can kiss my a$$. My father’s union left him high and dry during a workman’s comp hearing/appeal and my father never got to finish his job on HIS terms. The only thing that big labor is good at is fixing elections and trotting out their loyal little lemmings to the voting booth. What would Corzine have to say to young Republicans or conservatives? That our party affiliation is a function of our age? What a POS!

   He won’t be missed. Too bad he wasn’t indicted first like some of the NJ governors before him.

8. #8
   On November 3rd, 2009 at 11:31 pm, palani said:

   My sister still lives in NJ and told me she was considering voting for the independent as a protest. I cautioned her that this would simply be a vote for Corzine. It’s so funny that fat John would joke about Christie’s weight problem when it took a serious auto accident injury to slim him down to merely chubby. At least he wasn’t able to buy another election.

9. #9
   On November 3rd, 2009 at 11:31 pm, Flyoverman said:

   Buh Bye……….

   How’s your Hope and Change meter tonight?

10. #10
    On November 3rd, 2009 at 11:38 pm, BobonStatenIsland said:

    In just a short time we will never have to hear another word from that imbicile, Corzine. May he retire in peace.

11. #11
    On November 3rd, 2009 at 11:46 pm, Marc said:

    Corzine did not mention the tawdry affair that he had with the woman who was president of the New Jersey teachers association. There was alot of funny business of Corzine “loaning” her money (I think it was ostensibly for a home purchase) and then “forgiving” the loan. Even the New York Times editorialized about the blatant conflict of interest. It did raise the question of how Corzine could negotiate with the teachers union when his paramour was running the show for the union. And Corzine’s “negotiations” with the public sector unions were not really negotiations at all. They were more like unconditional surrender. The unions were like General MacCarthur on the USS Missouri and Corzine was like the emperor surrendering. But at least the emperor of Japan did it with dignity.

12. #12
    On November 3rd, 2009 at 11:50 pm, graysonret said:

    Goodbye, good riddance, and don’t let the door hit you on the way out.

13. #13
    On November 3rd, 2009 at 11:58 pm, emjem24 said:

    Marc said:
    Corzine did not mention the tawdry affair that he had with the woman who was president of the New Jersey teachers association. There was alot of funny business of Corzine “loaning” her money (I think it was ostensibly for a home purchase) and then “forgiving” the loan. Even the New York Times editorialized about the blatant conflict of interest. It did raise the question of how Corzine could negotiate with the teachers union when his paramour was running the show for the union. And Corzine’s “negotiations” with the public sector unions were not really negotiations at all. They were more like unconditional surrender. The unions were like General MacCarthur on the USS Missouri and Corzine was like the emperor surrendering. But at least the emperor of Japan did it with dignity

    I remember this. Was he married at the time? I think he was divorced. I don’t recall since I tend to blot out the shenanigans that occur in that state (and New York).

    This illustrated example is another reason why I’m disgusted, dismayed, and ashamed of my home state of New York (which had similar issues). I have family in New Jersey that are split about its politics: one likes the overtaxation and another can’t stand it. What really infuriates me is how dirty to the bone BOTH states are, excepting some local areas who make an effort to clean up the corruption and stay away from it.

    I wish people in New Jersey and New York would just wake the hell up. Is it any wonder that people are leaving New York in droves (is it 1.5 million at last count in the past 8 years?). Corzine was as much an example of how bad New Jersey has gotten as the likes of McGreavey and other Dem governors before him.

    Now how ’bout sweeping that dope Patterson out of office for good measure?

14. #14
    On November 4th, 2009 at 12:32 am, Papa Louie said:

    Fun fact: Corzine mentioned in his speech that his mother is a Republican and joked that she is happy tonight. He then awkwardly dissed her by dismissing her politics as a function of her age (she is 93).

    No wonder Corzine lost big. He’s a politician that only not even a mother could love.

15. #15
    On November 4th, 2009 at 12:38 am, vickisoup said:

    Corzine…what an audacious arrogant ass. He presides over the biggest loss of jobs in NJ’s history, and yet partners with “big labor” to try and persuade the jobless that he’s “for” them. Christie sure knocked and dragged him!

16. #16
    On November 4th, 2009 at 1:06 am, emjem24 said:

    vickisoup said:
    Corzine…what an audacious arrogant ass. He presides over the biggest loss of jobs in NJ’s history, and yet partners with “big labor” to try and persuade the jobless that he’s “for” them. Christie sure knocked and dragged him!

    Corzine was not only a boob, he was a corrupt one. Partnering with “big labor” to win an election when your state is hemorraging jobs is the height of arrogance. What did he promise these suckers if they voted for him or worked for his campaign? What were they promised in return? I’d love to know.

    You couldn’t pay me a million bucks to live in New Jersey. I have family and friends who live there and I don’t know how they do it. The traffic, the crime, the rudeness. I’ve visited New Jersey for a couple of days and that’s enough for me. Don’t even get me started on NJ’s abusive taxation practices.

    I don’t know how Corzine and his “ilk” can say that they care about people when they’ve run the state into the ground, they’ve penalized hard-working homeowners with punitive taxes, yet still give this money to the “undeserving.”

    The big question that I’d like those with insight into New Jersey is the following: what has Corzine’s leadership cost New Jersey?

17. #17
    On November 4th, 2009 at 1:14 am, ArizonaNeanderthal said:

    Losing corruptocrat NJ Gov. Jon Corzine just wrapped up his concession speech.

    Dear Mr. Corzine:
    Hit the road audacious arrogant ass, don’t come back no mo, no mo, Hit the road audacious arrogant ass.

    Now we hope and pray we do not have another Christine Todd Whitman. Strange thing do come from Joisy. But tonight we cheer.

    Dear Mr. Corzine:
    Hit the road audacious arrogant ass, don’t come back no mo, no mo, Hit the road audacious arrogant ass.

    And get a haircut-you have the time.

18. #18
    On November 4th, 2009 at 2:01 am, Hadenough said:

    I’m glad but, Christie’s no conservative gem.

19. #19
    On November 4th, 2009 at 7:04 am, zorro said:

    Corzine mentioned in his speech that his mother is a Republican and joked that she is happy tonight. He then awkwardly dissed her by dismissing her politics as a function of her age (she is 93).

    Mr. Corzine, have you forgotten the 5th Commandment?

    Honor your father & mother.

20. #20
    On November 4th, 2009 at 7:43 am, Lindsay said:

    Meanwhile, back at the White House, Obammy watched him some basketball instead of the returns. After all, what is more important to the dude?

21. #21
    On November 4th, 2009 at 7:46 am, gridlock said:

    Sha na na na,
    Sha na na na,
    Hey hey hey,
    Good-bye!

22. #22
    On November 4th, 2009 at 7:48 am, gridlock said:

    You couldn’t pay me a million bucks to live in New Jersey. I have family and friends who live there and I don’t know how they do it. The traffic, the crime, the rudeness. I’ve visited New Jersey for a couple of days and that’s enough for me. Don’t even get me started on NJ’s abusive taxation practices.

    We just keep telling ourselves, “It’s better than Long Island…”

23. #23
    On November 4th, 2009 at 8:04 am, cabrerski said:

    Good luck to Governor-elect Christie…you’re going to need it. Most changes are going to be fought tooth and nail. In Jersey, corruption is king…just look at how strong the unions are.

    And remember, sunlight is the best disenfectant…so find some simpathetic ears in the media to help you in your job.

24. #24
    On November 4th, 2009 at 8:35 am, dan708 said:

    Truly wonderful result – perhaps we should drop a note of thanks to Duh One for making Bore-zine’s exit possible!

25. #25
    On November 4th, 2009 at 8:53 am, prendad said:

    Wow. Corzine dumps $120 Million of his own money campaigning for the U.S. Senate and then Governor of New Jersy. $30 million of this against Christi along with FIVE trips by Obama to flap his silver jaws for Corzine, could not do the trick. It is good to know that sometimes all the money you can spend along with everything the incumbent president can say is not enough to put the candidate back in office again. I’ll bet the Obam-ster is truly upset this morning. Why, I’ll bet he grabbed some flowers from a vase and hurled them at the tv set.

26. #26
    On November 4th, 2009 at 8:53 am, Misscheryl said:

    I read on Drudge where Obama wasn’t watching returns. Riighhhtt…like he doesn’t pay attention to Fox either. Putz! Who can trust a man such as this?

27. #27
    On November 4th, 2009 at 8:54 am, Misscheryl said:

    Why doesn’t he just “man up?” OH wait…

28. #28
    On November 4th, 2009 at 9:50 am, happyscrapper said:

    I was surprised that Corzine lost, simply because I expected ACORN to rally all the poor and the minorities in the big cities and bus them to the polls. I expected ACORN to register more Mickey Mouses, etc. Where were they? Could they possibly be lying in wait for 2010? I can’t believe we “beat” them this time. They are out there waiting. Maybe by 2010, they really will be DONE and we can have honest elections once again. That’s the kind of HOPE I have!

29. #29
    On November 4th, 2009 at 10:27 am, cheapseat said:

    corzine will be the next ambassador to some european nation where he can impress the socialist class with his suave and debonair fecklessness.

30. #30
    On November 4th, 2009 at 1:02 pm, ITookTheRedPill said:

    Both Obama and Corzine referred to each other as “partners” in this
    re-election bid.

    I haven’t yet seen anyone write about how their “partnership” goes back to their days in the U.S. Senate…

    They were partners in an “elite” group of radical leftist Senators who did everything they could to stop John Roberts and Samuel Alito.

    Obama, Corzine, and the Radical Left Agenda

31. #31
    On November 4th, 2009 at 1:20 pm, traveler49 said:

    What I remember the most about Corzine’s statements last night was that he’d continue working for “progressive” causes. What a Marxist loser.

32. #32
    On November 4th, 2009 at 3:26 pm, tiredofit08 said:

    my daughter in Jersey is thrilled that Corzine the slimball is gone….