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Illness and Injuries Don't Make Appointments ILLNESS AND INJURIES DON’T MAKE APPOINTMENTS. We’re here to treat patients of all ages. PEDIATRICIANS NOW ONSITE AT EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP For a complete listing of our urgent care locations and hours, visit www.atlanticare.org/urgent or call 1-888-569-1000. Our medical teams have been meeting the urgent care needs of people of all ages in southeastern New Jersey for more than 10 years—providing quality care, fast. You don’t need to make an appointment. And our board-certified providers treat a variety of non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries—from flu and asthma to broken bones and deep cuts. When you need care fast, we’re here to help you get back to enjoying your life sooner. URGENT CARE CENTER Physician Group ATLAN 14683 Urgent Care fall print 8.375x10.875.indd 1 9/12/13 2:02 PM October 2013 You have questions... We have answers. If you're going through a difficult time at home, you don't have to go through it alone. We Can Help. 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Shernita Demby For inquiries or comments, please email us at [email protected] www.boardwalkjournal.com facebook.com/boardwalkjournal BoardwlkJournal THE Boardwalk JOURNAL® is published by Boardwalk Media G roup, LLC, ©2013 1200 ATLANTic AVENUE ATLANTic CITY, NJ 08401 609.345.0500 ATTORNEYS AT LAW ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 1200 ATLANTIC AVENUE ISSUE 54 ATLANTIC CITY, NJ 08401 (609) 345-5800 Now Available www.LeonardLawGroup.com at Atlantic County The Boardwalk Journal | October 2013 | 9 politics by Harry Hurley, Political Editor of The Boardwalk Journal Decision 2013 Up to the Minute Analysis: Christie v. Buono, Whelan v. Balles, Van Drew v. Schmidt and More ... We're entering the home stretch regarding Decision 2013. The November 5, 2013 General The all-important unaffiliated voters are trending to Christie by a 20 point margin. Christie Election is right around the corner. even leads Buono with female voters. New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has lapped his Democratic rival State Senator Barbara The Atlantic, Cape May and Cumberland County state legislative races are much more Buono, D-18 many times over. As you read this, the Governor leads the race by at least 20 competitive. points. Whelan is running his usual filthy style campaign against Atlantic County Sheriff Frank Something that I've never witnessed ever before in electoral politics is taking place. Balles in District 2. Whelan, through an allegedly unaffiliated "outside" group is skewering Everyone, even the media has abandoned this race. They actually say that only the margin of Balles with near daily hyper-negative mailings - to mostly female voters, attacking Balles' a Christie victory remains in doubt. This is unprecedented at so many levels. honest and integrity. They've also launched www.BadNewsBalles.com to attack Balles. No one gives Buono a chance. You almost never see something like this at the gubernatorial It's Whelan's dirtiest campaign to date and they've all been quite dirty. Whelan's trick is to level. Especially in the dark blue state of New Jersey. try to poison the well that the County's top law enforcement official (Balles) is a law breaker and rule breaker. State Senator's Jeff Van Drew, D-1, and Jim Whelan, D-2, are actually campaigning alongside Governor Christie and not Buono. It's If Whelan pulls this dirty trick off - then extraordinary. Harry Hurley is Political Editor serves as the senior programming he really is the Houdini of Atlantic County of The Boardwalk Journal. Hurley consultant. He has hosted various politics. The national media is closely watching is the president of Harry Hurley programs for local television and what the margin of Christie's victory Consulting and Communications, is the editor and publisher of Assemblymen John Amodeo and Chris will be. They are hoping that he wins by LLC. He hosts the daily talk Brown (R-2) appear to have a large lead radio program “Hurley in the his news and information less than a mandate. They want to hurt website,www.harryhurley. of Northfield Mayor Vince Mazzeo and his chances to run for President of The Morning” 6-10 a.m. weekdays Longport Mayor Nick Russo. on Townsquare Media, WPG com. Send comments to United States. [email protected]. Talk Radio 1450, where he also As Whelan has done over many election So, they will try to decide for you, cycles, he does very little to support his whether or not Christie has a great re-election victory. They want to establish the rules to running mates. It's always all about him and him alone. You can ask Damon Tyner about measure the level of success relative to Christie's margin of victory. this. The reality is that they want to make anything less than a double-digit victory appear like a Amodeo and Brown will both win in a rout. loss. It's creepy and intellectually dishonest, but, quite true. In District 1, Senator Van Drew is in a tough re-election battle. The composition of his For a Republican Governor to win two consecutive elections in New Jersey is a very district favors a Republican candidate; yet, Van Drew has magically prevailed as one of the impressive feat. first Democrats since Reconstruction to win. My best political guess is that Christie will win by 12-15 points. It always tightens just before Van Dew's challenger is Susan Adelizzi-Schmidt.
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