Do You Support Trenton's A.C. Takeover? 
Enter John Crowley
By Zebulon Pike | October 29, 2008
Move over, Jon Corzine. New Jersey Republicans have found their own millionaire named John. The difference? Princeton biotech executive John Crowley has spent his time and money working to save his children from a rare disease. Jon Corzine has spent your time and money paying off Carla Katz and machine bosses.
Compelling contrast, isn't it?
Interested in learning more? The Star-Ledger ran a great piece today on Crowley's nascent political career and the upcoming Hollywood motion picture retelling his fight to save his children.
Will Crowley run for governor in 2009? Probably not. He seems content to build political bridges and foster name recognition via his "Building the New Majority" PAC. The New Majority is a grassroots enterprise, seeking to promote local GOP candidates, developed with the talented assistance of politico and ex-marine Bill Spadea and College Republican campaign wunderkind Matt Mowers.
Keep an eye on these three as the 2009 narrative begins. Most importantly, get to know John Crowley. Accept old Zeb's guarantee that you'll be hearing more about him in the coming years.
Move over, Jon Corzine. New Jersey Republicans have found their own millionaire named John. The difference? Princeton biotech executive John Crowley has spent his time and money working to save his children from a rare disease. Jon Corzine has spent your time and money paying off Carla Katz and machine bosses.Compelling contrast, isn't it?
Interested in learning more? The Star-Ledger ran a great piece today on Crowley's nascent political career and the upcoming Hollywood motion picture retelling his fight to save his children.
Will Crowley run for governor in 2009? Probably not. He seems content to build political bridges and foster name recognition via his "Building the New Majority" PAC. The New Majority is a grassroots enterprise, seeking to promote local GOP candidates, developed with the talented assistance of politico and ex-marine Bill Spadea and College Republican campaign wunderkind Matt Mowers.
Keep an eye on these three as the 2009 narrative begins. Most importantly, get to know John Crowley. Accept old Zeb's guarantee that you'll be hearing more about him in the coming years.
Thanks for interesting article. I will take into consideration.
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