I am not astute politically, so I usually leave analysis of such matters to more politically savvy bloggers, such as local pundits Charles Kuffner at Off the Kuff, as well as Kevin Whited and Anne Linehan over at blogHouston.net.
And I also certainly don’t condone public officials using their clout to obtain favorable treatment for their family members and friends who mess up and find themselves embroiled in the criminal justice system.
However, after reading this article, it occurs to me that the attorney general of New Jersey was forced to resign earlier this week essentially because she forgot some some items in her boyfriend’s car and the boyfriend wasn’t wearing a seatbelt.
What am I missing?
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Thats a considerable number of violations for a brief period of time, I thought most states had limits on the totals you could acquire.
Why someone or a party would consider such an individual with this type of history is beyond me.