Ocean County Democrats are leveling new accusations against their own freeholder candidate Teddy Price, who the county organization now claims “illegally dissolved” the Tom’s River Democratic Club and took its money with him. The county organization, which turned on price after he endorsed Republican Bob Hugin, also accused price of engaging in conspiracy theories and encouraged Democrats in the county to reach out to price directly via phone and email
State Sens. Vin Gopal and Troy Singleton spoke out against Ocean County freeholder candidate Teddy Price on Thursday, attempting to turn Bob Hugin’s acceptance of the candidate’s endorsement into a black mark against the former pharmaceutical company executive. “With the recent endorsement of Ocean County Freeholder candidate, Teddy Price, Bob Hugin needs to explain how he can happily accept support from someone who has faced criminal charges in three separate
Candidate, county leadership trade barbs
Over the past week I have been reading the statements and replies to the news of my switch to the Republican Party, so I would like to preface this with a review of the meaning of “political transparency.” There appears to be some confusion as to what exactly defines the phrase, so let us take a closer look at the definition that is set forth on wikipedia: “In politics, transparency
Ex-Democratic Assembly candidate interned for Lautenberg
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Assemblyman Benjie Wimberly on Monday condemned the actions of a gift shop employee who refused to serve a group of young black girls, allegedly because of racial bias. “The incident involving the staff at Jenkinson’s Aquarium Gift Shop in Point Pleasant last Friday was both disgraceful and unacceptable,” Wimberly said. “It will not be tolerated in New Jersey, especially when directed towards children.” A group of roughly 40 girls who
Toms River councilman flips to GOP, cities Dem shift to left
