Burry Web Site a Non Issue

Democrats for Freeholder Amy Mallet, her running mate, and de facto campaign manager, Bob Jordan of the Asbury Park Press are grasping for straws.

In today's paper, Jordan has an article that implies that Freeholder Director Lillian Burry and her running mate John Curley are not supporting each other because Burry has a web site that doesn't mention Curley. Hogwash.

It took some doing to find the web site. After trying four different search phrases on google, I decided to try guessing the url. On the second try I found it. The site is obviously a draft. There is a great deal more than Curley's name that is missing. There is no "Paid for" disclosure, no contact information, no way to volunteer or contribute to the campaign. The graphics and layout are the work of an amateur. Otherwise, the content is good, but it is not ready for general viewing.

The other reason I know it is a draft is that they didn't send it to me to promote it.

Bankrupt of their own ideas and knowing that there is no place in New Jersey where Democrats are doing a better job governing than Republicans are doing in Monmouth County, Democrat debtor Amy Mallet and her running mate are trying to exploit differences between Republicans and fabricate new differences where there aren't any. They have apparently conceded Curley's election and are now targeting Burry in a desparate attempt to turn Monmouth County over to Jon Corzine, Dick Codey and Joe Roberts.

Next up will be Democratic campaign literature that features on the record policy statements of former Freeholder Anna Little, twisted to sound as if Little supports the Democrats over Burry. She doesn't. The reason she doesn't is because she knows that there is no where in New Jersey where Democrats are doing a better job governing than Republicans are doing in Monmouth County.