Vincent Squire Strikes Again: Tried To Sue Camden County Board Of Elections, Case Dismissed

Vincent Squire

Remember Vincent Squire?

He’s the former Republican freeholder candidate in Camden County disavowed by his own party. He’s also the guy who tried to pull a fast one on the Vineland Development Corporation and solicited $20,000 campaign contributions. There’s more, just type his name in the search bar on the right side of this page.

Squire is at it again!

Back in March he picked up nominating petitions to run for freeholder in Camden County as a Republican. It’s news I was happy to hear because I was looking forward to crushing him in a GOP primary. Unfortunately, I was denied that opportunity because nearly four months later, if my memory is correct on the day to file as an independent, he went back and claimed he was given the wrong petitions in March saying he meant to file as an independent according to a source close to the situation.

Here’s the thing – he couldn’t have been given the wrong petitions in March because, like all candidates, he signed a form for the petitions he picked up. Bottom line: He knew he picked up Republican petitions.

Add to that, Squire was collecting signatures as a Republican. I heard that from members of the Haddonfield and Haddon Township Republican committees. He even has a video on his freeholder campaign Facebook page with a Haddon Heights Republican member of Council.

But, Squire being Squire at some point decided he wanted to run as an independent. So, according to a source close to the situation, Squire marched into the Camden County Board of Elections in June, on the day independent candidates are to file, went back and complained he was given the wrong petitions in the first place and picked up petitions to file as an independent. Squire then went out on filing day and gathered signatures and came back, according to the source, “an hour after the filing deadline” and attempted to file as an independent. Because he arrived after the deadline it was explained to him that he could not file.

That should have been the end of it. Not for Squire. He decided to sue. He lost. Case dismissed.

Maybe this means we are finally done with Vincent Squire. The only unfortunate part of the story is I didn’t get the opportunity to destroy him in an election.

Finally, as luck would have it, the Bob & Steve Show has obtained a copy of the dismissal for your viewing pleasure:

Full story at www.bobandsteve.com

92 Days Since Bob Andrzejczak Has Been Challenged To Debate Testa

Michael Testa

It appears temporary state Senator Bob Andrzejczak is auditioning to be South Jersey’s own version of “Silent Bob,” and he isn’t funny!

On the issues Andrzejczak is silent:

• Increase in the minimum wage: Silence!

• Rain Tax: Silence!

• Who hired Al Alvarez: Silence!

• Murphy administration’s mishandling of rape allegations: Silence!

• $2 million cut from veterans: Silence!

• $1.6 million for illegals to go to college: Silence!

The latest: Republican candidate for state Senate in LD1, Michael Testa, challenges Andrzejczak to a debate: 92 DAYS OF SILENCE and counting.

You read that right, way back on March 25th Testa challenged Andrzejczak to a debate. To date Andrzejczak has remained silent.

The Bob & Steve Show even offered to host the debate and we sweetened the post by stating we would invite state Senate President Steve Sweeney to co-host and offered to take suggestions from Andrzejczak for a second Democrat to co-host.

I spoke with Testa after our offer was posted on this blog. He basically said, “any place, any time.” Andrzejczak, nothing but SILENCE.

LD1 is the only state Senate race in New Jersey this year – Andrzejczak can’t hide forever – and we won’t let him.

PRESS RELEASE: NJGOP Checks LD-25 Dem Assembly Candidates

NJGOP Executive Director Theresa Winegar called out LD-25 Assembly candidates Lisa Bhimani and Darcy Draeger for distorting the truth about Assemblyman Anthony Bucco’s position on lowering healthcare costs. NJGOP’s press release on the issue follows:

Trenton, NJ - Yesterday, LD-25 Assembly candidates Lisa Bhimani and Darcy Draeger released an attack on Assemblyman Anthony Bucco, falsely claiming he opposed lowering healthcare costs. NJGOP Executive Director Theresa Winegar released the following statement checking the Democrat challengers:

"Not only is Assemblyman Bucco a cancer survivor himself, but he has spent his time in public service fighting for New Jersey's most vulnerable citizens. He has consistently supported measures that would expand access to healthcare and make our state more affordable.

“Lisa Bhimani and Darcy Draeger should apologize for lying about a cancer survivor. Voters in Morris and Somerset Counties deserve a debate on healthcare rooted in facts, not political talking points and personal slander.”

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