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The real Governor of New Jersey Chris Christie visits Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Meyer.

Shouted out his fleece and Bruce Springsteen. Yes, he is my Governor.  He did make me LMAO before bed.

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Homicides at new high in Camden, New Jersey. Camden City recorded its 59th homicide this year, breaking a record set in 1995. Camden is a city that regularly ranks as one of the nation’s poorest and most violent, even in years with relatively few homicides.

In 2011, the murder rate was ten times than that of New York City and 30 percent higher than New Orleans, Louisiana, the most dangerous large city in the nation.

Camden County Police Force “Metro Division” Application

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Cory Booker and Chris Christie potential  sneak peek at the 2013 election for New Jersey Governor.

I was surprised to view Booker in the spotlight in this CNN interview.

Daily Poll: Should Cory Booker run for governor?

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“From Home” After Hurricane Sandy,  a brilliant video filmed & edited by Jon Edwards.  A montage of scenes from Belmar, Point Pleasant & Brian Wenning’s home town of Sea Bright, New Jersey after Hurricane Sandy hit. Martial law prohibits anyone in or out of Sea Bright, one of NJ’s hardest hit areas.

I reside in south Jersey.  I have visited many times these shore communities. My prayers are with these people.

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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie  orders gas rationing in 12 counties beginning Saturday, November 3, 2012.

According to a release from the Governor’s Office, citizens of the following counties are now limited on the days in which they can fill up their gas tanks, as per the state Office of Emergency Management: Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Hunterdon, Middlesex, Morris, Monmouth, Passaic, Somerset, Sussex, Union, and Warren.

Drivers with license plates ending in an even number will be able to buy gas on even-numbered days, and those with plates ending in an odd number can make gas purchases on odd-numbered days.

It is being reported that there currently are no restrictions on filling gas containers.

Governor Christie Takes Action to Ease Gas Station Waits with Move to Odd-Even Rationing for Gasoline Purchases in 12 New Jersey Counties

Odd-even gas rationing of 1979

Odd–even rationing Wiki

 

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