Comments on: Common Sense Pledge A Citizen Friendly Contract for NJ

By: 2009 NJ Assembly Candidates Upbeat In Long Shots Districts | NJ Common Sense

Fri, 30 Oct 2009 15:48:58 +0000

[...] controlled and troubled districts need to look at the Citizens for Assembly candidates and their Common Sense Pledge. Tagged as: Barry Funt, Citizens for Assembly, Cleopatra Tucker, Common Sense Pledge, Herbert [...]

By: Christie Supporters Lambaste Weak Campaign Stategies | NJ Common Sense

Christie Supporters Lambaste Weak Campaign Stategies | NJ Common Sense — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 16:04:04 +0000

[...] Citizens for NJ Assembly candidates have school choice as one of the 10 points on their Common Sense Pledge. Many are running in districts that do not have the destroyed NJ inner city schools yet back school [...]

By: “You wouldn’t keep the taxes down!” Dick Codey To John McKeon While Taking Bows For $1 Million to Roseland | NJ Common Sense

Sat, 10 Oct 2009 11:23:17 +0000

[...] is running as a Citizens for Assembly candidate. He has adopted the Common Sense Pledge which calls for true property tax reform to help towns like Roseland to have more independence over [...]

By: Tea Party Candidates Run For New Jersey State Assembly | NJ Common Sense

Tea Party Candidates Run For New Jersey State Assembly | NJ Common Sense — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 02:23:47 +0000

[...] the community movements. The agreement is called the Common Sense Pledge. Read the full story at Common Sense Pledge A Citizen Friendly Contract for NJ. The Citizens For Assembly plus other candidates have the needed seats to implement all of these [...]

By: NJ Citizens For Assembly Unite To Take Back NJ With Common Sense Pledge | NJ Common Sense

Sat, 03 Oct 2009 11:02:45 +0000

[...] The candidates pledged an allegiance to the Common Sense Pledge that includes popular reform themes such as true property tax reform, school choice and citizen oversight of the NJ Government. These themes represent the sentiments of the grass roots movements dominating town halls and citizen rallies this year. Werner Graf, running for District 15, describes the team commitment to the pledge designed to take New Jersey Government back for New Jersey citizens. “These folks … are your neighbors and together with you they are the new New Jersey.” “Sick of corruption, intolerant of waste, and committed to building something better in New Jersey for our children.” [See related story: Common Sense Pledge A Citizen Friendly Contract for NJ] [...]