2014 Senate Seat, Corey Booker, New Jersey, Politics

From Newark’s Superman to the U.S. Senate

The ReadyWriter

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Newark Mayor Cory Booker has his sights set on greener pastures and it’s definitely beyond Broad Street in Newark, New Jersey. The second term Mayor of the brick city, formerly announced he’s in the race to finish the U.S. Senate term of the late Frank Lautenberg.

It seems as if Booker has lost his zest for the city of Newark and is no longer challenged by the constant antics for seeking media attention and prestige off of its good citizens. Guess he was tired of leaping into burning buildings by a single bound and saving senior citizens from fires that were never set ablaze.

Booker, 44, felt a political void and “played out” with nothing left to do in using a city of people who were no longer of interest to him. Aside from his alleged 1.4 million followers on Twitter and the fade of his failed reality show, Booker has long since been searching for something new. He’s tired of exploiting Newark as “YA-Mayor-ship; therefore Booker has to try and light those political embers again to prove his relevance.

Lautenberg’s corpse is not even set in his grave good and already the political vultures are vying for his seat.

My question is, what has Corey Booker done for the city of Newark that would define his legacy and set his trail to the Senate seat?

In my opinion, I think he’s fanned the flames but never put out the fire!

Published by The ReadyWriter

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41 thoughts on “From Newark’s Superman to the U.S. Senate”

  5. In my opinion, I think he’s fanned the flames but never put out the fire!

    sounds like the love affair is over 😆

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  9. Booker, 44, felt a political void and “played out” with nothing left to do in using a city of people who were no longer of interest to him. Aside from his alleged 1.4 million followers on Twitter and the fade of his failed reality show, Booker has long since been searching for something new. He’s tired of exploiting Newark as “YA-Mayor-ship; therefore Booker has to try and light those political embers again to prove his relevance.

    damn the shade 😆 that whole paragraph nuthin but shade.

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  10. “Guess he was tired of leaping into burning buildings by a single bound and saving senior citizens from fires that were never set ablaze”.

    LOL 😆 LOL 😆 OUCH!!!

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  11. Great write up. Corey used Newark as a steppin stone now he’s ready o move on.

    He’s a winner so…good luck to him.

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    1. I thought Tracy liked Booker as a politician. I could be wrong
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      Doesn’t matter, it was all short-lived 😆

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  13. Corey is all for himself, just like every other politician. But I love how Trace threw his azz str8 under the political bus.

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  16. “Guess he was tired of leaping into burning buildings by a single bound and saving senior citizens from fires that were never set ablaze.”

    DAYUM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😆

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  17. 😆 LMAO @ –> “Guess he was tired of leaping into burning buildings by a single bound and saving senior citizens from fires that were never set ablaze.”

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  21. Please 😆 lil piss azz newark. it ain’t that serious although trace made her point by pulling this two bit ninja apart.

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  23. Corey Booker is running away from Newark and its citizens. He is hoping the ignorant voters in this State won’t even know he was Newark’s phantom Mayor and elect him to be a phantom Senator. Please.

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