Dear friends and neighbors -
That was a great rally yesterday!! THANKS to those who came out in the rain and THANKS to Hoboken Revolt who organized it.
We need good government and we need to make that change now. Mr. Cammarano should RESIGN NOW so that Hoboken can heal and go forward. Our town is not for sale and our town is not a bargaining chip. Enough is enough.
Our next step is to contact our US Senator, Governor, State Senator, Assembly people, and urge them to ask Mr. Cammarano to resign.
The intended target of the rally was not solely for Mr. Cammarano but the political leadership in the state of New Jersey. The KEY is to put pressure on these higher authorities. If anyone can have any influence it will be these politicians . Until he is proven guilty, Mr. Cammarano has NO intention of leaving office. Therefore, we need to contact these politicians. Here are the links that Phil Cohen has provided.
I am not sure if Hoboken Revolt will schedule another rally, but in the meantime, we need to keep pressure on our elected representatives. Please contact them and let your voice be heard and forward this email to your friends and neighbors.
THANKS,
Frances
Your State Senator is Brian Stack and your two State Assemblypeople are Ruben Ramos and Caridad Rodriguez
Click on the "Electronic Mail: Contact Your Legislator(s)" link in the middle of the following page below and directly address a single, original post sent to Senator Brian Stack and Assemblypeople Ruben Ramos and Caridad Rodriguez:
http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/members/BIO.asp?Leg=306
Your US Senators are Robert Menendez and Frank Lautenberg, and they can be contacted here:
http://menendez.senate.gov/contact/contact.cfm
http://lautenberg.senate.gov/contact/index1.cfm
Your US Congressman is Albio Sires, and he can be contacted here:
https://forms.house.gov/sires/webforms/issue_subscribe.htm
Your Governor is Jon Corzine and he can be contacted by cutting and pasting the following address:
http://www.state.nj.us/governor/about/contact/
then click on the "Law and Public Safety" topic
then click on the "Courts and Court Cases" subtopic ◦
