Wait until the people of Chatham, East Hanover, Florham Park, Hanover, Harding and Madison are pinched by Codey, Jasey and McKeon by their Tax and Spoend policies and high propperty taxes. Then they will be changing their tune on voting for these three failures.

I am certain that "your" contribution as the voice of the people on oh so many blogs and news feeds will go down as being truly momentous in the House of Winners.

Maybe they will help Joe D find a way to triple dip.

Can all politicians now go out and clean up all election lawn posters on highway exits and elsewhere? Its now considered litter and an eyesore.

To Those Essex County residents who voted for change. I thank you. To those residents who did not vote, shame on you. For those who voted for the same old same old Democratics who have put us into $1.5 BILLION of County bond debt, what will happen when that debt comes due and interest rates rise? Higher property taxes will be the result. As I told everyone on my website, Christie's 2% property tax cap excludes bond debt, pensions and benefits. Essex County residents are paying more than $198 million for the bond debt service, it will not decrease. I hope you are happy with your decision and your vote, as this debt will negatively taffect the future of your children if they stay in this County. I gave you every County expense that I have uncovered through four years of OPRA requests and yet it did not matter. I really do not understand why only 15% of registered voters cast a ballot and why those who did, voted for those who are finanicially burying us.

M.English Independent Democrat for Freeholder-at-large

Marilyn, keep giving them hell on your web site. You might want to check out some of my suggestions too. I think that you'll also find that greed is nonpartisan, no party has a monopoly on it, unfortunately.

Marty: Thank you for that. It is very disheartening to do all the work, and just ask people to read and learn. If you would like all of my files, you are welcome to them.
I had a petition to send in under N.J.S.A. 40A:5-22, read it, it is very interesting.
But at this juncture, I don't feel like spending $200 to file the petition and have the courts rule against us as they too are on the most part, part of the system that does not work. But I do have violations of our money being spent illegally.

M.English

To Justin: Thank you. I really don't get the sentiment of the voters. I am listening to WNYC Public Radio and the topic to day is to new parents and how being a parent has affected their voting. Most from NJ have said they are less liberal now, worry about the environment and college costs. I am for the environment and am a fiscal conservative yet they continue to vote for the Democrats who spend spend spend and build build build so what am I missing? Joe D has retired from the job he is doing and collecting a salary and a pension from a previous County job yet these people who are so worried about sending their children to college voted for all his Freeholder friends, some of whom have two jobs and most of who have families with County jobs. Should I continue the fight, continue with uncovering things through OPRA and run again in three or four years or are we just doomed for bankruptcy which is where I believe we are going on all levels. We can't continue to spend and build restaurants and lose money without it eventually falling out from under us.

Thoughts please thanks M.English

Marilynn My wife and I voted for you . This is a quote from Revolutionary War General Nathaniel Green , who never won a battle , or lost a campaign ; ' We fight , get beat , rise and fight again "

The "bury" thing by Asm. McKeon was a joke about Gov. Cody's having grown up in and working for a funeral home. I'm sure of this. I was in the room. It got a laugh.