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And to think that the Democrats and all the "establishment" of Jersey tried to blame this on the poor guy in his red pick-up, on his way home from work, trying to get out of the way of the high and mighty, who obeyed the emergency lights and pulled over to avoid the Corzine cortege. Those Democrats, they really love the working stiffs -- don't they?

p>And even the N.Y. Times reported Monday that the Corzine cortege sped away from the hospital to the gubernatorial mansion in excess of 20 mph over the limit! Let them eat cake. br> -- Andreas Yiannopoulos br> Pasadena, California /p>

So how come the New Jersey state trooper who caused the wreck that nearly killed the Democrat Gov. Jon Corzine hasn't been brought up on charges? Good question. It is for the same reason that the numerous FBI and Secret Service agents who witnessed criminality by the Clintons weren't charged with anything. It is also why, upon coming into office in 2001, the Bush Administration dropped all criminal investigations on the Clinton/Gore Administrations and even extended this grace into Bush's second term by giving Sandy Berger what essentially amounts to as a de facto pseudo-pardon.

You see, there's an unwritten law in America which has priority over the written laws that bind you and I. It says, "We, the liberal elite, take care of ourselves first and foremost." Period.

Back to the leadfooted trooper of Corzine wreck. It would not be prudent for the Corzine Administration to charge him with anything, for when asked about his driving, Sgt. Speedy is apt to say, "Jon told me to step on it."

By the way, here is what Leonard Greene is reporting today in the New York Post: "Just minutes after begging the state's forgiveness yesterday for setting a "bad example" in his high-speed SUV crash, New Jersey's buckle-head governor, Jon Corzine, was at it again. Corzine, badly injured while not wearing a seat belt, was so eager to get home from a Camden hospital that he spurned the state's speed restrictions -- traveling 15 mph above the posted limit to get to his Princeton mansion."

p>There is no limit to their arrogance. br> -- Peter Skurkiss

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