The New Jersey Assembly Republican Conference
Trenton, NJ
Joined June 2009
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In July, @GovSherrillNJ said Trump wants voters to walk “a gauntlet of ICE officers to vote.”
This week, a Jamaican, living in Bridgewater on a green card, pleaded guilty to illegally voting in the presidential election.
Today, Democrats are holding a hearing on a bill to ban law enforcement from polling places.
Connect the dots.
These aren’t hypothetical cases. These are federal criminal charges.
A guilty plea. 7 more facing charges. 6,600 ineligible registrations through the MVC. Nearly 400 voted.
New Jersey’s system failed. Assembly Republicans have a plan to fix it.
Protecting elections isn’t partisan. It’s American.
181 days ago, @GovSherrillNJ launched what she called a “first-of-its-kind” Budget Report Card promising real transparency.
The site still looks like a press release.
Meanwhile: $765M in new taxes. $611M in pork. 45,000 seniors lost property tax relief. A deficit that doubled to $3 billion.
Bold reforms. Zero follow-through.
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And about that “first-of-its-kind” claim?
Missouri built a better one in 2018.
Oklahoma drills down to individual line items with historical comparisons. Connecticut tracks actual spending against the budget every month. Ohio shows real payments to real vendors.
Sherrill’s version has only about a dozen high-level categories. That's it.
181 days. Still waiting.
This is why we do it. Thank you @CynicalPublius. Watch, share, follow @JohnAzzaritiNJ.
Despite the craziness of blue states, there are still patriotic Americans who stand fast in those states and try to save them. New Jersey is such a state, and GOP State Assemblyman John Azzariti is such a patriotic American.
(John’s X account is @JohnAzzaritiNJ; full disclosure, he and I have known each other since we were both toddlers.)
This video is incredible. It explains in concrete, measurable terms how Democrats destroy their own states through onerous taxation and regulation. While this video talks about New Jersey residents fleeing to Tennessee, it is emblematic of the entire exodus from all blue states.
Please watch and share, if so inclined.
(P.S., John needs to run for governor! He is that rare politician who is beholden to no one other than his own values.)
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Governor Sherrill called Steve Fulop “a very bad mayor” who put Jersey City “in a lot of debt.”
Then @GovSherrillNJ signed a $110 million bailout for Jersey City anyway.
Taxpayers across the state got the bill.
They never voted for it.
🎥 Watch: youtu.be/8aLCdo3Hfo4
Nobody in New Jersey state government was assigned to keep businesses from leaving.
That’s what the Sherrill administration admitted yesterday.
Samsung left. Burlington Stores left. Mars Wrigley left. ExxonMobil left.
Their answer? More coffee meetings with CEOs.
You can’t coffee-klatch your way out of the highest corporate tax rate in the country.
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A New Jersey business owner pays the highest corporate tax rate in the country.
In North Carolina: it drops to zero by 2030.
Johnson & Johnson already did the math. So did AT&T. So did Amazon.
@votebergen did the math too! youtu.be/OaKVAKgzT34
A New Jersey homeowner pays $10,000 a year in property taxes on a $450,000 home.
In North Carolina: $3,000. Same house.
That’s $7,000 a year you’re paying just for the privilege of living here.
@votebergen did the math.
youtu.be/OaKVAKgzT34
The MVC update today by @GovSherrillNJ revealed more problems, not fewer.
750 additional bad registrations from the age-eligibility error.
340 more from prison re-entry events — some going back a decade.
50 people who should never have been registered voted anyway.
Every update finds more.
"The only thing that changes when a business leaves N.J. for another state is the state government and state tax policies."
— @ChrisDePhillipsNJ
His bill (A2654) cuts N.J.'s corporate tax from 11.5% to 2.5%. It's time for a vote.
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The lieutenant governor is one heartbeat away from running New Jersey.
Under current law, the governor can appoint whoever they want to fill that vacancy — no confirmation hearing, no legislative vote, no public input.
Assembly Republican Leader @AsmJohnDiMaio wants to change that with ACR157.
If the President can't unilaterally pick a new VP, why should a N.J. governor get to pick the next governor alone?
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N.J. is down nearly 10,000 jobs this year.
59% of businesses have no plans to expand here.
26% say they'll expand in another state instead.
77% say affordability has gotten worse over five years.
And @GovSherrillNJ keeps blaming Washington.
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Governor Sherrill keeps blaming Trump for N.J.'s job losses.
But Dr. Praeger's didn't move to another country. They moved to Kentucky.
Burlington didn't move overseas. They moved to Philadelphia.
Donald Trump is also President in Kentucky. And Pennsylvania. And Texas.
What's different? The state tax rate. @CPDePhillips is standing up.
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Dr. Praeger's is leaving Elmwood Park for Kentucky. Burlington left N.J. for Philly. JetBlue left Newark. Samsung left. ExxonMobil after 140 years in N.J. left.
New Jersey has the highest corporate tax rate in the nation at 11.5%.
Kentucky's? 5%. Texas? Zero.
@CPDePhillips has a plan to fix it. Democrats just refuse to do it.
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168 more New Jersey jobs gone.
Dr. Praeger's is shutting down its Elmwood Park plant and moving production to Kentucky.
This is what the job bleed looks like under @GovSherrillNJ. And it's not slowing down.
The hemorrhage continues.
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Quick reminder, @GovSherrillNJ: Donald Trump is also president in Kentucky — where Dr. Praeger's is sending 168 New Jersey jobs. If this were Washington's fault, companies would be fleeing every state. They're fleeing New Jersey. This is on you and the Democrat-controlled Legislature. Wise up.
Interesting time for a lecture on jobs, @GovSherrillNJ.
Over the last year:
Texas: +159,400 jobs
North Carolina: +65,600 jobs
Florida: +59,000 jobs
New Jersey: −9,900 jobs, including a loss of 13,100 private-sector jobs
And you lost 23,600 jobs in July and August alone.
But by all means, tell red states what they’re doing wrong.
The numbers are in, and it’s another stunningly bad jobs report under Donald Trump.
Just 29,000 jobs were added in September, unemployment rose to 4.2%, and we learned that 60,000 fewer jobs were created in July and August than previously reported.
Trump promised an economic boom. Instead, it’s a bust.
While he and his family cash in on crypto to the tune of billions, New Jersey families pay the price. 🧵