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Recall Senate President Stephen Sweeney of NJ

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Sweeney. Nope.

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Dan Devlin
12 years ago

Good bye Sweeney!

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Omar morales
12 years ago

You are a trader!

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Thomas Bentey
12 years ago

More rights being taken away by incompetent politations.

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Dave Pomroy
12 years ago

We the people, have had enough!

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Sean Biello
12 years ago

he needs to learn the difference between rights and privileges.

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GRAA New Jersey
12 years ago

I am trying to reach the creator of this petition. Please contact me at www.facebook.com/GRAANJ. Thank you.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

stuff thats already been vetoed keeps gertting thrown in..enough..fix the real problems in this state like the crazy taxes on the residents.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

This man is an oath breaker. I have zero respect for him

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john regep
12 years ago

get rid of them all. I have had enough and am looking to get out of nj.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

NO MORE BACK DEALS from ANY politician!

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joseph black
12 years ago

what part of shall not be infringed does he not get?

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Make this turd accountable!

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Anonymous
12 years ago

No elected official in America should have a right to circumvent the systems in place to assure their constituent's their rights...And any official that attempts to do that has no right to represent that elected him/her.

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Arthur Maglio
12 years ago

This is about we the people. It is time our legislators abide by the constitution of this great country. What part of shall not be infringe don't they understand.Perhaps they should go back to school and re learn about it

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William Burham
12 years ago

NJ fighting for our rights.

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Christine Armstrong
12 years ago

Mr. Sweeney...does he represent the people of NJ...or The Iron Worker's Union?

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John DeFilippis
12 years ago

Enough is enough! Stop infringing upon our Second Amendment rights!

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Paul J Hansen
12 years ago

its time to stop the corruption of these people

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john Sullivan
12 years ago

transparency proves honesty