So the question at hand is does New Jersey need 'integrity monitors' to help oversee Sandy reconstruction money?

Please watch this short documentary and meet us back afterwards for a short discussion:


OK, so the question again is if 'integrity monitors' should be hired to help oversee the distribution of some $30 billion dollars in Sandy reconstruction money as the Democrats in Trenton suggest. Thus far nobody has been tone deaf enough to say they have not been needed so we won't begin linking to all the state, county and city officials and contractors who have been busted for cheating the system and the law. Let's help our fellow citizens not feel tempted. Sure some will try and some will probably put some ill-gotten coin in their pockets but count us here as a big yes on as much oversight as possible.

Quite the scene in Trenton this afternoon

Citizens expressing their right to air grievances totaling 30-40,000 is a good thing, it's democracy in action.

OK, off to play in NYC now.