Can Lightning Strike Again in New Jersey?

To The Editor:
It was a long shot that Republican Chris Christie, now New Jersey governor, could win the governor’s race last year, but it happened. Is it possible that lightning can strike again in New Jersey and we unseat liberal senators Robert Menendez and Frank Lautenberg at the very next opportunity?
For some of us, it is not commendable or flattering to have two liberal senators in Washington. I think it is time to replace them with citizens who aren’t a part of the Democratic Party. It is never too early to start preparing a campaign.
I saw what happened in Massachusetts, and I wonder if it could happen here in New Jersey. Would we get Republicans in Name Only (RINOs) like Sen. Scott Brown? Probably. But maybe even that would be a step in the right direction after all the years of Democratic domination. As much as I distrust RINOs, there is always the chance that they might vote against the Democrats periodically; but with liberal Democrats, like Menendez and Lautenberg, there is no chance at all that they ever will.
The question for those who believe that the domination of New Jersey politics in Washington by Democrats needs to end is: “Who has the guts, qualifications, money and willingness to challenge Menendez and Lautenberg at the next opportunity?”
Now is the time to start preparing. I think lightning can strike twice in New Jersey, and all it takes is someone willing to go head-to-head with liberal senators Robert Menendez and Frank Lautenberg, and their Democratic mob. Anyone out there? Just asking!
JIMMIE HOLLIS
Millville