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Reform Party to Appear at NJ Gay Pride Parade

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The NJ Reform Party will be present for the festivities at New Jersey’s 19th annual LGBT parade and festival! The Reform Party is proud to bring the message of fiscal responsibility to the state’s largest gay pride event. We hope you will visit us at our information booth, just steps from the beautiful Atlantic Ocean, on the fairgrounds.

http://reformpartynj.org/events?event_id=7

3 Comments

  1. and on the judical side (Missouri):

    “[changeformissouri] Fwd: An article from http://www.kansascity.com

    From: Pat Berg

    (View Contact) To: [email protected]

    This is important if it makes it through the process. Most attorneys, from what I have heard, prefer the current system. So I am wondering what people think about this.

    Pat /pmb has sent you the following story:

    Mo. Judges

    Posted on Sunday, May. 02, 2010

    Plan submitted to change how Missouri picks some judges

    JEFFERSON CITY | Critics of Missouri’s method of selecting appeals court and some urban trial judges have submitted a ballot measure to overhaul the process.

    People interested in becoming judges now apply to special nominating panels that forward three finalists to the governor, who then appoints one. That system is used for the state Supreme Court; three regional appeals courts; and trial courts in St. Louis city and Clay, Greene, Jackson, Platte and St. Louis counties. The judges then stand for periodic retention elections.

    A ballot measure submitted Sunday would replace that with partisan elections for all judges. Critics of the nominating committees argue that they are too secretive and are excessively influenced by trial attorneys ……..”

  2. Dennis May 5, 2010

    Several thousand people always attend pride, and it is a good opportunity since the NJ LGBT community seems angered with the Democrats for essentially using them during the Corzine campaign and then ditching efforts to legalize gay marriage after he lost.

    http://www.jerseypride.org/

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