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Trusting the government is akin to placing confidence in a former Eron executive to manage your stock portfolio.

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Joined January 2013
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Learn these faces and names. #VoteThemOut @jws08050
6 Republican #NewJersey legislators voted in favor of the tax hike for drivers and an automatic raise in the gas tax for at least the next 5 years Here are there numbers ,#s, email and twitter handles ๐Ÿ‘‡ Let them know what you think of this, voting yes to the Transportation fund that wastes your money, on one of the Worst and most expensive roads in America Robert Singer (732) 987-5669 [email protected] @bobsingernj Robert D. Clifton (732) 970-6386 [email protected] Christopher DePhillips (201) 444-9719 [email protected] @CPDePhillips Sean T. Kean (732) 974-0400 [email protected] @seantkean Al Barlas 609-847-3400 [email protected] @AlBarlas1 Alex Sauickie (973) 237-1362 [email protected] @AlexSauickie nj1015.com/1204436/
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Replying to @FoxNews
@FoxNews @foxnewspolls has plenty of polls. So whereโ€™s the poll asking Americans about the fraud President Trump says heโ€™s fighting across the country? Seems like a pretty important question to ask.โ€
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The affordable housing mandates placed upon towns seem to completely disregard the infamous impervious coverage ordinances โ€” the very rules meant to prevent overdevelopment and the severe flooding that follows. Yet homeowners, after the devastation of Superstorm Sandy, were forced to jump through endless hoops just to rebuild, facing costly zoning hearings and bureaucratic obstacles at every turn. How does this make sense? Towns get pressured to build more, even when it worsens flooding, while residents who already suffered are buried in red tape. If youโ€™re looking for a word for that imbalance, that selective enforcement, that convenient flexibility for developers but not homeownersโ€ฆ many people would call it corruption. @NJGOP @VoteKanitra @votebergen @DawnFantasia_NJ
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Itโ€™s about to get brutally real in New Jersey โ€” and the first places to feel it will be the same urban neighborhoods that Democratic leadership has run into the ground for decades. These communities have been drowning in crime, corruption, and political neglect, and now theyโ€™re being pushed even closer to collapse by a surge of people entering the state illegally. The politicians responsible for this mess keep pretending everything is fine while the residents who actually live there are left to deal with the fallout. The disconnect between the ruling class and the people paying the price has never been more obvious โ€” or more infuriating. xitter.gq/GregoryKBovino/status/โ€ฆ @wakeupnj @DawnFantasia_NJ
Just landed in Newark and the love from you guys hits different. People stopping me left and right, shaking my hand, thanking me for the work โ€” thatโ€™s what keeps me going. Thereโ€™s definitely a silent majority out there. We will never give in to a silent few that make noise and destroy cities because the bulk of us see it our way. Real Americans who appreciate someone actually doing something about it. Grateful for every one of you. Letโ€™s get this done. ๐Ÿ’ช
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Democratic leadership within New Jersey. For decades, residents have borne one of the highest propertyโ€‘tax burdens in the United States, yet the public continues to receive limited transparency regarding how these substantial revenues are allocated or who ultimately benefits from the current fiscal structure. Such conditions naturally raise questions about whether political actors may be deriving personal, financial, or organizational advantage from the very burdens imposed on taxpayers. In light of these longstanding issues, it would be appropriate for the U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey to maintain active and comprehensive investigations into potential fraud, corruption, kickback arrangements, and other forms of misconduct within state and local government. When taxation reaches this level, and when accountability mechanisms appear insufficient or ineffective, federal scrutiny becomes not only reasonable but necessary. New Jersey residents deserve a thorough examination of these matters. A federal review is essential to restoring public confidence, ensuring lawful administration of taxpayer funds, and safeguarding the integrity of government operations.
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Replying to @Jack4NJ
@Jack4NJ Government overreach! Murphy's affordable housing mandate nonsense is begging for a complete gutting and repeal. This is nothing more than a land grab to accommodate Murphy's housing for illegal aliens. @realDonaldTrump @AlinaHabba agweb.com/news/business/farmโ€ฆ
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Replying to @Jack4NJ
@Jack4NJ Government overreaches akin to South Africa taking farms from white farmers. What is your plan to protect the residents from Democrats turning the suburbs of NJ into Ghettos under Murphy's affordable housing push for illegal aliens? share.newsbreak.com/dbizitg9 @BillSpadea
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Alina Habba: "President Trump has just put out a statement that he has appointed me as the interim U.S. attorney for the state of New Jersey, my home state...There is corruption, there is injustice, and there is a heavy amount of crime right in Cory Booker's backyard."
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