Proof he's not dead yet...
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One last day on the trail as tough campaign ends
Wednesday, November 04, 2009
NOTEBOOKKelly Heyboer
STAR-LEDGER STAFF
Who says New Jersey has no celebrities on the campaign trail?
While doing some last-minute stumping at a diner in Paramus yesterday, Gov. Jon Corzine ran into Detective Phil Fish himself, Abe Vigoda.
"I just want to say to the governor, I expect to see you here in the state of New Jersey for a long time," said Vigoda, star of the TV show "Barney Miller" and the "Godfather" films.
Vigoda, 88, admitted he couldn't vote to give the New Jersey governor a second term because he lives in New York City.
"That's OK, I date a girl in the city," Corzine said, referring to girlfriend Sharon Elghanayan.
Vigoda said he was in New Jersey visiting his daughter -- who had already cast her vote for Republican Chris Christie.
"I just want to say to the governor, I expect to see you here in the state of New Jersey for a long time," said Vigoda, star of the TV show "Barney Miller" and the "Godfather" films.
Vigoda, 88, admitted he couldn't vote to give the New Jersey governor a second term because he lives in New York City.
"That's OK, I date a girl in the city," Corzine said, referring to girlfriend Sharon Elghanayan.
Vigoda said he was in New Jersey visiting his daughter -- who had already cast her vote for Republican Chris Christie.
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posted by Silent 3 @ Wednesday, November 04, 2009
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