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Ingrid Reed Quotes
«I think to a lot of voters, this kind of thing just reinforces their cynicism. Doug Forrester has campaigned, and is campaigning, in a way to say that 'I'm not like other politicians and I don't do the things they do.' So it cancels out his message.»
Author: Ingrid Reed
«Even though people don't pin the 'R' or 'D' on their sleeve, they pretty much vote one way or the other, and the campaigns know that.»
Author: Ingrid Reed
«Any candidate has to deal with the fact that from the beginning New Jersey was a state of communities.»
Author: Ingrid Reed
«You need to implement pay-to-play reform at the county level, because counties are the places where an awful lot of business actually gets done.»
Author: Ingrid Reed
«If you don't think about anything else in this campaign, these are the big questions: What's the right balance and how do we pay for it?»
Author: Ingrid Reed
«I think he knows that he needs every vote he can get. To some extent, by courting these groups, he's saying, 'I'm an independent-minded person.»
Author: Ingrid Reed
«Among the independents, who he needs, the pro-choice issue is an important one. What you're seeing with Forrester is trying to expand his base in the middle.»
Author: Ingrid Reed
«On balance, I think that he's bringing in new blood, but he's also recognizing that he needs experienced people.»
Author: Ingrid Reed
«At this point, those numbers look good. It looks like New Jersey.»
Author: Ingrid Reed
«I was struck by the simplicity of it.»
Author: Ingrid Reed