Russo lament to Emily Jabbour, "What happened to....

 us? 

Us?

Really? 

Councilman Michael Russo wants to know what happened to "us" with Councilwoman
Emily Jabbour as they prepare for a mayoral runoff on December 2nd.
Pic not taken from the back of 10th & Willow. 


Or is this some sort of subliminal threat? 

Councilman Michael Russo, a Hoboken leader and role model in how to go from mean bro corruptocrat to friendly and gregarious mayoral candidate to a number of low information voters took this show late Friday night.

Late Friday night, what? 

Yes, the mano-a-mano battle began when Councilwoman Emily Jabbour launched a pulverizing liver shot at Russo and his history of corruption.



Then she lobbed a weird shot at Hoboken Republicans claiming they benefited from Russo, somehow. It doesn't make any actual sense but just roll with it. This is the Ravi strategy of division and hate, Jabbour's mentor. Unless she's talking about an individual on the Russo Campaign payroll, the allegation was most circumspect. 


A Friday night ad on Theftbook shows an odd attack on Hoboken Republicans in the civil war
battle of Hoboken mayoral runoff candidates Emily Jabbour and Michael Russo.


Russo didn't take long to counter. Campaign items ready to go in the hamper were withdrawn with just the right odor to launch a semi-stink bomb back. 

It made the "us" reference and then a link to an unclear episode of Mean Girls involving women from the Hoboken school board. 


Councilwoman Emily Jabbour, already looking less than happy at the Wednesday night City Council meeting, nothing one might expect from a frontrunner in the election the previous night. Russo's volley back late Friday night certainly didn't help. 

Emily Jabbour at the City Council meeting
had something on her mind Wednesday.


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