Tomorrow is election day

Really great perspective @ScorpioGee! I've featured it on the Current News Blog: http://blogs.current.com/news/2009/11/03/election-perspective-new-york-and-new-j...

that eagle wants to own him in the face.

New Jersey metro area girl up in here! Lots of stuff happening in my neck of the woods!

Bloomberg was against Bloomberg for all of 2008! He ran election ads right after he got the ok to change the term limit laws in NYC. Most NYC'ers--usually the Manhattinites or people who are not from this city forgot about the 2012 bid/Giants stadium debacle but not all--the folks who live in rent controlled apartments, cant find an apartment, have children in the worst performing schools in NYC or the young professionals who cant find jobs who are Obama-fanatics.

He handled the 9/11 financial crisis well in the past but the jury's still out on how he handling this mini depression the nation is experiencing. And when it came to the NYPD overstepping their power you had to admit it, at least Bloomberg did not side with the NYPD right off. Really the only thing Bloomberg has against him is his connection with wall street and using his 'resources' to fund his election campaign.

Not to mention the idea of creating a mega park/resort in Coney Island--where the population is filled with poor to working/middle class immigrants and minorities or a Nets stadium in downtown Brooklyn--filled with mid/low tier merchants who will have to relocate if the stadium plan goes ahead.

I have no beef with Thompson he could be a great mayor for NYC but there's no contest--Bloomberg got this. Unless if Thompson has a genie on him.We really need to reform election spending in this country in my opinion.

Then we have congressional district 23. I know it's McHugh's previous district before his Secretary of The Army post but I think the national media is putting too much attention to this. The last previous congressmen were republican. It could be a mix bag but I'm gonna say...republican. Hate to say it.

Now New Jersey on the other hand is going to be_the_race of the year in my opinion. John Corzine versus Chris Christie. It looks like a photo finish--every week it's either Corzine with nine points ahead in the polls or Chrstie. And don't forget the underdog Chris Dagget who could throw a stick in front of Corzine, Christie or both. Not only is this a important governor race but it's an gage to see how Americans--particularly democrats/independents--feel about Obama's presidency. A lot of things happened in NJ. There was a bust with corrupt rabbis and political figures (very weird.) High taxes--as usual. Guaranteed paid family leave. And laid off commuters who realize after they were laid off their high paying jobs in NYC that NJ doesn't have much jobs to offer or any job that pays the same wage as a worker in NYC does.

What makes this NJ race significant is the voter turnout.

Will the Obama-maniacs-- particular the younger voters of NJ--turn out to vote for Corzine or sit this one out out of protest of his work in office or out of apathy?

Will the Republicans in Christie's party will come out for him or become sick of his questionable actions in ethics/law and skip it.

Or will there be a huge upset and Chris Dagget--one of the independent candidates for governor by taking all the disillusioned Democrats, angry republicans, and ill-tempered independents-- who want a different shade--a shade of green at Trenton? We will see.

just look at that eagle; the strength, the confidence. that is sacred. it is garuda; he who carries god through heaven and earth.
i found an eagle flight feather (left wing) last year, 16 inches. i gave it to the spiritual head of the santa ynez chumash reservation. as an indian i could keep it legally but i must earn it, it must be given to me.
see how that snake recoils from it's better. that photo-op has done spiritual damage, we shall see him have a most unlucky time.

Tomorrow could give us a great look at what happen in 2010 mid-terms.

he looks scared about freedom(the eagle) clawing his faschist/dictator eyes out.

Is he going to be able to buy an election, like Berlusconni of Italy? Is this what we want for our country? Its really wrong and the campaign financing laws are destroying our country.

People in Washington vote on domestic partnerships for gays tomorrow.

Bloomberg went from having $4 Billion to $16 Billion during his 8 years in office when everyone else in the world lost money. No one else finds that suspicious?