Corruption Scandal Hits Congress. Another reason to vote Daggett

The corruption in the two party political system doesn’t end in NJ. An ongoing corruption scandal involving members of congress just keeps getting bigger.

The seven members — five Democrats and two Republicans — received campaign donations from clients of the firm while sponsoring federal spending on projects that benefited the clients. In exchange they have given billions of dollars of pork or earmarks to the lobbyists who where paying them off.

With the election just a few days ago, another corruption scandal of this magnitude just gives us one more in a long list of reasons to vote for Chris Daggett. A vote for Jon Corzine or Chris Christie just condones the corrupt two party system to continue to keep ripping of taxpayers to make its cronies rich.

Will Chris Daggett Run for President of the United States?

In an interview with the New York times, Independent Candidate Chris Daggett told NY times reporter David M. Halbfinger that come election day win or lose, thinking about using his campaign as a platform for “talking on a broader level outside of New Jersey about the independence movement.” What exactly does Chris Daggett mean by a “broader level” outside of NJ? Perhaps Chris Daggett will run for President of the United States. It is a possibility, voters this year are irate and independent and it looks like a trend that will not go away any time soon.

Daggett Pledge – The Vote for Daggett Pledge Counter

There is now a new badge to help spread the word about the Daggett Pledge.

Here is the Badge. If you haven’t done so pledge your vote. The premise is simple, if enough people pledge their votes then you pledge to vote for Daggett.

If you haven’t done so, pledge your vote then help to get vote pledges:

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Daggett Hurts Corzine and Helps Christie

UPDATE FOR ALL THE PALIN SUPPORTERS

Chris Daggett is not affiliated with this blog. Sarah Palin needs to get her facts straight, when she links to this blog to provide evidence that Chris Daggett is lying about her. I am an independent blogger that is fed up with the corruption and the politics as usual in New Jersey. If Sarah Palin is really is an advocate for the people, she should have done her research on the candidate she is endorsing. The same reason that she is endorsing Hoffman, ending politics as usual, is the same reasons she should not endorse Chris Christie.

UPDATE 2

Here’s Daggett’s quote from MSNBC where Palin says Daggett made the claim, courtesy of TPM. Where does he say what Palin claims he is saying?

And I have had Republicans come in from Rudy Giuliani to Sarah Palin to Christy Mihos, who’s running for governor in Massachusetts — people in the New Jersey Republican Party. And to be honest with you, they don’t understand. I’m not running as a disgruntled Republican. I’m running as a person who believes that neither party has been willing or able to step up to the issues that face the state and make the tough decisions.

Will the GOP propaganda that a vote for Chris Daggett is a vote for Corzine Backfire? Latest polls show that certainly may be the case.

In the latest round of polling, just days before election day, a clear pattern has emerged. Chris Christie only leads in poll when Daggett is included.

Pledge Your Vote For Daggett

So for those who want to vote for Daggett but afraid it is a wasted vote or a vote for Corzine, show your support for Chris Daggett and make the I’ll vote for Daggett Pledge.

Take The I’ll Vote For Chris Daggett Pledge

There are a lot of voters that feel that a vote for Chris Daggett may be a wasted vote.

Well over at Tech President Micah L. Sifry suggested that since the election is so close and only 100,000 votes are needed to make Daggett’s poll numbers match Christie and Corzines, someone should put a pledge online for 100,000 people to sign. If 100,000 people sign the pledge then all the signers pledge to vote for Daggett.

100,000 votes is all that’s needed to put Chris Daggett in a position to win the election. You can help make it happen.

Take the I’ll vote for Chris Daggett pledge now

Well, it’s done. You can pledge that your vote will not be a wasted vote. Sign the pledge here and if 100,000 people sign it then you know that your vote is not a wasted vote.

If you want to help get Daggett elected check the I want to help checkbox. Then tell all of your friends and family about the pledge and let’s get a governor in office that can really change NJ.

Corzine Christie Campaigns Breaking NJ Robocall Law

Just passed onto us from twitter, NJ has outlawed robo calling, yet Jon Corzine and Chris Christie have both ignore this law among many others.

The automated campaign calls coming from the campaigns of both Jon Corzine and Chris Christie are illegal. Under the law automated recorded calls can only be delivered for emergency purposes. The only other time recorded calls are allowed is if a real person gets the consent of the person called to listen to recording.

Chris Daggett Will Cut Income Taxes to 8.97%

Learn the truth about Chris Daggett’s Tax plan. Don’t believe the lies Christie is spreading. The Chris Daggett tax plan does not raise taxes. Chris Daggett Will Cut Income Taxes to 8.97% flat. That’s like a 21% pay raise for everyone.

While Chris Christie and Jon Corzine have no plan for income tax, Chris Daggett as a plan that means a 20% or more pay raise for everyone in NJ.

That’s Right Chris Daggett = 20% pay raise

The truth is the Chris Daggett tax plan lowers taxes and cuts spending:

• The Chris Daggett tax plan cuts income tax to a 8.97% flat rate.
• The Chris Daggett tax plan cuts corporate tax by 25%.
• Chris Daggett’s plan cuts property tax by 25%
• Under Chris Daggett’s plan the amount of taxes collected stays the same.
• Daggett’s plan taxes services used by the rich, like Attorneys, Accountants and Architects.

The associated press hired 3 independent economists to review the tax plan of Chris Christie, John Corzine and Chris Daggett and economists agree economists agree the Daggett Tax plan is the best.

A vote for Jon Corzine or Chris Christie is a vote for corruption

A vote for Corzine or Chris Christie is a vote for corruption

PolitickerNJ Predicts Chris Daggett will surge in the polls win election because voters are fed up

Corzine and Christie are not the real problem.

It is the broken corrupt two-party system. It needs to go.

A vote for Corzine or Christie is a Vote for Corruption

A vote for Corzine or Christie is a Vote the corrupt two party system that got us in the is mess.

A vote for Corzine or Christie is condoning the corruption and scandal over the last 20 years that has made NJ the worst business and tax climate in the country.

Jon Corzine and Christie Christie both are representatives of the political parties that have used corruption and scandal over the last 20 years to get our state into the mess that it is.

As long as voters continue to vote for either party they are condoning the behavior of these political parties.

Political parties are a national affiliation. Not just local, county or statewide but national. If these parties cared for anything besides making their constituents rich off of the taxpayers dime, they would clean their act up.

But the political parties don’t make their politicians clean their act up. Why, because like sheep we keep voting for them. Year after year, election after election. Because we do not have the courage to stand up for ourselves and vote for a third party they have us enslaved.

They are right when they say we have no alternative. We are forced to choose between a Giant Douche and a Turd Sandwich year after year.

I can go on and on about both Chris Christie and Jon Corzine.

Only voters have the power to change the government. We must refuse to be held captive to the broken two-party system that has brought scandal and corruption and keeps us captive by instilling fear of voting for a third party. Its time to send a message across the country. Its time to end politics as usual.

Break the Cycle!! Vote for Daggett

The Chris Daggett Tax Plan Does Not Raise Taxes. Read The Truth

The Chris Daggett tax plan does not raise taxes. This is just an attack by Christie Christie to cover up the fact the he has no tax plan of his own.

The truth is the Chris Daggett tax plan lowers taxes and cuts spending

• The Chris Daggett tax plan cuts income tax to a 8.97% flat rate.
• The Chris Daggett tax plan cuts corporate tax by 25%.
• Chris Daggett’s plan cuts property tax by 25%
• Under Chris Daggett’s plan the amount of taxes collected stays the same.
• Daggett’s plan taxes services used by the rich, like Attorneys, Accountants and Architects.
  

The associated press hired 3 independent economists to review the tax plan of Chris Christie, John Corzine and Chris Daggett and economists agree economists agree the Daggett Tax plan is the best.

PolitickerNJ Predicts Chris Daggett Will Be the Next Governor

Over at PolitickerNJ, Murray Sabrin answers the question Chris Daggett: the next governor?. The answer You Betcha.

Murray says “As the last week unfolds, Daggett will surge in the polls and will be elected the next governor of New Jersey next Tuesday”.

Chris Daggett will win the governorship on Election Day because the electorate is fed up with the fiscal irresponsibility of the political elites who have governed New Jersey to the brink of bankruptcy.

According to the latest SurveyUSA and Rutgers Eagleton polls, independent gubernatorial candidate Chris Daggett has the support of 19% and 20% of the electorate, respectively, while both Corzine and Christie are polling around 40% each.

In short, Chris Daggett in striking distance of leapfrogging the two establishment candidates with his (flawed) plan to “take on the special interests in Trenton.”  Daggett’s plan to reduce property taxes by 25% is music to the ears of voters who are tired of paying higher taxes every year.

Both the Corzine and Christie camps have been doing their best-unintentionally of course–to bring out the anti-Corzine and anti-Christie voters, because both campaigns have saturated the airwaves with negative ads.

Voters who are anti-Corzine have three options:  voting for Christie, staying home or voting for Daggett.  By the same token, the anti-Christie voters also have three options:  voting for Corzine, staying home or voting for Daggett.

At this stage of the campaign, the anti-Corzine and anti-Christie voters are up for grabs.  And with Daggett’s poll numbers showing that he can win, a vote for Daggett is no longer considered a “wasted” vote.

Enough anti-establishment voters will come out on Election Day to register their disgust, frustration, and anger with the Democrats and Republicans who are responsible for the fiscal mess in Trenton, and Daggett will squeak out a victory that will send shock waves throughout the nation.

Chris Daggett will win the governorship on Election Day because the electorate is fed up with the fiscal irresponsibility of the political elites who have governed New Jersey to the brink of bankruptcy.  For several decades the politics of redistributing income from the suburbs to the cities could be tolerated because the economy was in relatively good shape.  No more.  The Great Recession of this decade has taken its toll.

State and local government spending have to be reduced no matter who is elected governor, but voters have been realizing more and more that neither Corzine nor Christie will do what is necessary to put the state budget on a sound footing.

Lower income tax rates and regulatory reform also have to be a high priority as well for the next governor.  New Jersey will not see private sector job growth-the engine of job creation and prosperity–if the current income tax system and overbearing regulatory structure remain in place.

So with just one week before the November 3rd election, Governor Corzine and Republican challenger Chris Christie have been unable to “close the deal,” opening the door for Chris Daggett to become the next governor of New Jersey.

As the last week unfolds, Daggett will surge in the polls and will be elected the next governor of New Jersey next Tuesday.