Detroit is still waiting for Robocop to solve its rampant crime problems, but there’s plenty of robotic action in New Jersey in the run-up to Tuesday’s election:
The Democratic State Committee now admits paying for a robocall to Somerset County voters that slams Republican Chris Christie and promotes independent gubernatorial candidate Christopher Daggett.
As Orrin Judd quips, “It’s That Post-Partisan Politics The [Unicorn Rider] Promised.”
“End the RoboCalls” on Twitter claims, “Political Robocalls are illegal in NJ. law not enforced.”
Of course in “Louisiana North”, as the Wall Street Journal’s John Fund dubbed New Jersey a few years ago, “law” and “enforcement” are rather flexible, loosely-defined terms.
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