Menendez

March 19, 2007 - 9:20pm

Menendez, Lautenberg wait to endorse

NEWARK - New Jersey’s United States Senators were coy on Monday when about who they would like to see as the Democratic presidential nominee in 2008.

“I’m very happy with my job now,� Sen. Robert Menendez said with a laugh. “Oh, you mean, who do I like among the existing candidates?�

That’s right.

Menendez wouldn’t commit to anyone.

“They’re all incredibly talented,� he said.

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TOXIC CHEMICALS AT McGUIRE AFB: SENS. MENENDEZ AND LAUTENBERG DEMAND ANSWERS, SEEK TO PROTECT PUBLIC HEALTH

Release Date: Jul 1 2008

Menendez, Lautenberg, Mikulski, Cardin, Bill Nelson call on Defense officials to explain why EPA regulations have been ignored; Menendez, Lautenberg and Nelson also ask GAO to investigate

LAUTENBERG, KERRY, MENENDEZ, DORGAN LEGISLATION DEMANDS END TO WARTIME PROPAGANDA

Release Date: Jun 9 2008

Lautenberg, Kerry, Menendez, Dorgan Legislation Demands End to Wartime Propaganda

May 28, 2008 - 12:47am

What ever happened to Frank Perrone, Jr., aka The Lawn Sign Kid, and other forgettable figures of Campaign 2000

Sherron Rolax, the African American teenager who had his picture in newspapers and on television stations throughout the country after being frisked by the Governor of New Jersey during a midnight police raid in Camden in 1996, was killed in a fight in Camden early Saturday morning. The frisking became an issue in late 2000 when Christine Todd Whitman was named U.S. Enviromental Protection Agency Director. Eight years ago, PoliticsNJ.com named Rolax to the Andy Warhol List of New Jerseyans who had enjoyed their 15 minutes of fame during the 2000 camaign cycle.

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LAUTENBERG, MENENDEZ: NJ COASTAL HERITAGE TRAIL FUNDING BILL PASSES ENERGY COMMITTEE

Release Date: Feb 1 2008

WASHINTON, D.C – The Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources recently approved legislation Sens. Frank R. Lautenberg (D-NJ) and Robert Menendez (D-NJ) sponsored to extend funding for the Coastal Heritage Trail in New Jersey until the year 2011. 

NJ SENATORS MENENDEZ AND LAUTENBERG OFFER INITIAL REACTION TO PRESIDENT’S BUDGET PROPOSAL

Release Date: Feb 4 2008

WASHINGTON – Today, President Bush submitted his FY2009 budget proposal to Congress – a proposal that includes cuts to key domestic health care, education, environmental programs and state and local homeland security grants. The budget raises the deficit without even including the cost of the war.

SENATOR MENENDEZ STATEMENT ON THE PASSING OF ARCHBISHOP CHRISTODOULOS

Release Date: Feb 4 2008

Washington, D.C. – U.S. Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ) released the following statement today on the passing of Archbishop Christodoulos, head of Greece’s Orthodox Church.

SEN. MENENDEZ: FOREIGN GOVERNMENT INVESTMENTS IN U.S. FIRMS DESERVES CLOSE WATCH

Release Date: Feb 4 2008

WASHINGTON – Various recent news reports have cited an increase in foreign investment in U.S. firms due to a weak American dollar, including a Washington Post report today specifically focused on Chinese investment. Much of this investment comes from sovereign wealth funds, which are backed, at least in part, by foreign governments.

NEW REPORT ON MILITARY’S LACK OF READINESS FOR HOMELAND ATTACK IS ANOTHER REASON TO TRANSITION TROOPS HOME, SAYS SEN. MENENDEZ

Release Date: Jan 31 2008

WASHINGTON – Today, the Commission on the National Guard and Reserve issued its final report, which asserted that those branches of the Armed Forces are not adequately prepared to respond to chemical, biological or nuclear attacks on the homeland.

ATTACKS AGAINST IRAQI AWAKENING COUNCILS UNDERSCORE NEED FOR IRAQI GOVERNMENT TO TAKE CHARGE, SAYS SEN. MENENDEZ

Release Date: Jan 24 2008

WASHINGTON – According to a New York Times report today, recent attacks that have killed more than 100 leaders of the U.S.-supported Sunni militias made up of former insurgents, known as “Awakening Councils”, threaten to undermine what little security has been achieved in Iraq by driving current U.S. allies back into the insurgency. American officials expressed concern over this development, which is apparently part of an effort by al Qaeda in Iraq to target and undermine these groups.

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