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Breaking: New Jersey Dems Paying for Independent Candidate's Robocalls

Meredith Jessup | November 02, 2009 7:36 PM
Listen as this robocall attacks New Jersey Republican gubernatorial candidate Chris Christie and plugs Independent candidate Chris Daggett. 

The phone commercial concludes with the legalize saying it was
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"a project of the NJDSC"--the New Jersey Democratic State Committee--and the address given is the NJDSC's headquarters in Trenton:


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