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The Arrogance of Horsepower
New Jersey pols unsafe at any speed. Giuliani, the anti-Reagan? Religious choices. Plus more.
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SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL POLICE
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Re: Eric Peters’s
The Corzine
Double Standard
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p>Public servants who don’t think the rules apply to them, like
the New Jersey governor and his driver, a state trooper, are
dangerous. They are a threat to individual liberty, public safety
and the rule of law. Fortunately in the Corzine incident the
consequences were limited to themselves.
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Paul DeSisto
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Cedar Grove, New Jersey
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What a refreshing article — amen, amen, amen. I knew at the very beginning this case stuck to high heaven.
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