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Cory Booker Runs A Crackhouse, Claims Opponent

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September 21, 2013

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"Steve Lonegan, the Republican former mayor of Bogota, N.J. who is running against Newark Mayor Cory Booker in the Garden State's U.S. Senate race, is scheduled to have a press conference Tuesday where he plans to accuse Booker of having owned a "crack house."

Lonegan's 'crack house' accusations are in response to reports published in the New York Post and Bergen Record in recent days about a property Booker obtained while mayor. The property drew complaints from neighbors who said it was left vacant and 'overrun by squatters.'"* The Young Turks hosts Cenk Uygur breaks it down.

*Read more here from Hunter Walker / TPM:

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Steve LoneganBogota NJNewark Mayor Cory BookerGarden State's US SenateNew York PostBergen RecordCenk UygurHunter Walker

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