Silent Kim Guadagno and Black Train Jack Ciattarelli Continue to Ignore Bail Reform Woes Plaguing New Jersey

The top two contending Republican candidates for the office of Governor in New Jersey, Kim Guadagno and Jack Ciattarelli continue to ignore the growing nightmare facing New Jersey, bail reform.

We’ve asked both campaigns repeatedly to let New Jersey know where they stand on bail reform, but so far, what we received was a new CD release from  “Black Train Jack” Ciattarelli mocking Kim Guadagno and more silence from Guadagno who is quickly becoming deserving of her moniker, “Silent Kim”.

The two of them are shining examples of Trenton style politics independent Republicans across New Jersey are sick and tired of.  One of them is busy producing music releases (who uses compact discs anyway?), the other making no noise at all.

Here’s what we know about bail reform so far…

Phil Stilton

Phil Stilton

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