23 Quotes by David Rebovich

Yeah, it could be. Interestingly, some national polls show that John McCain would beat Hillary Clinton.

Menendez has the experience and leadership positions in Washington already. Menendez in the Senate is also helpful to the national Democratic Party, who want someone strong in there.

Forrester wanted to be seen as the candidate of ethics reform. I think that's slipped away.

He is in trouble. It's been a summer that's been squandered. Can Doug Forrester in the next week or two rebound and refocus his campaign and start generating some favorable attention?

He's giving us a mixed message. Is this really a new beginning, or is this the same old talk?

Kean will have a difficult time talking about policies coming out of Washington. So he'll talk about New Jersey taxes. And Menendez has made it about President Bush.

I wonder, with a couple days to go, if the ad cuts through, or if people look at it and say, 'Aren't you the guy whose ex-wife says he shouldn't be governor?

I think he wants to de-emphasize money and to draw attention away from the fact he is so wealthy. He perceives himself to have a populist administration.

When people look at local government, they're not looking at party affiliation or ideology. They're looking at the character of their local officials and the quality of services they receive. I guess we could throw in tax rates as a third factor. And if it happens to be that Republican office-holders are satisfying local voters, then so be it. People will cross party lines.