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Assemblyman Reed Gusciora (D-Mercer) introduced bill A1465 which will decriminalize the possession of 15 grams or less of marijuana. Fines would range from $100 for first offense to $500. Should NJ decriminalize NJ?

Dennis Malloy has taken exception to that poll and to the people that say it's unacceptable for NJ politicians, especially the Governor, to use such terms. Watch Dennis' latest rant and find out what he thinks about this poll.

Can you believe we’ve reached a point in a country based on freedom of speech and a state built on attitude that we’ve become afraid of words? Words don’t hurt anybody yet they’ve become a foundation of anti bullying laws. By the way, what is the penalty if you’re found guilty of anti bullying? Anybody know? Me neither. But I digress…

Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never hurt me unless you call me numbnuts. That's one of the obvious findings in a new Fairleigh Dickinson University-Public Mind poll released this morning.

Check out this very interesting piece by Kevin McArdle. A Fairleigh-Dickinson University-Public Mind Poll was released today concerning people's view of political name-calling. Think Gov. Christie's "numbnuts" as a most recent example, or the even more recent "idiot" at a disruptive Navy Seal at a town hall meeting...

Mark from Barnegat sent it this creative photo.  Now it's time for you to be creative!

Governor Christie has met with the Jersey lawmaker he called a "numbnuts" a couple of weeks ago - during the debate over whether gay marriage should be put on the ballot or not.

Video by Dino Flammia Assemblyman Reed Gusciora (D-15) and Governor Chris Christie had an intimate chat this afternoon, following a press conference last week in which the governor referred to Gusciora as "numbnuts."