Federal Government Shutdown Fuels Blame Game in Crucial New Jersey Governor's Race

A federal government shutdown has sparked a blame game in the crucial New Jersey gubernatorial election, with both Democratic and Republican camps pointing fingers at each other for the shutdown, which is the first in seven years. The issue is being used as a distraction from the candidates' policies, with Democrats criticizing Republicans for prioritizing politics over people's needs, while Republicans accuse Democrats of not doing enough to prevent the shutdown. The shutdown has been met with widespread criticism from voters who are looking for leaders to address their pressing concerns. As the election approaches, both camps are intensifying their attacks on each other.