Will the media cover this issue?

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Hillary Clinton’s strategy

If not, why not…

“U.S. intelligence officials say newly declassified CIA referral on Russian intercept just one of several red flares spies sent the FBI on Russia collusion narrative.”

by John Solomon

Suggested reading for declassification account:

https://nypost.com/2020/10/06/spy-chief-releases-docs-on-claim-hillary-clinton-cooked-up-russia-scandal

Additional suggested readings….

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The worst governors in the United States.

Guess who gets an F?

0% Income Tax

Stephen Moore makes the case for a one year moratorium.  I called for abolishing the income tax in my 1995 book, Tax Free 2000, which is still available on Amazon.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-best-stimulus-0-income-tax-11602003602

New Jersey Needs a Class Action Lawsuit…

Whether or not you agree on the efficacy of lockdown orders, the economic damage is undeniable. From a macro perspective, Q2 GDP dropped 32.9% in the course of three months. That’s the worst contraction in modern American history, undeniably due to Covid-19 and the resulting lockdown measures. 

Click here to read more..

Marijuana on the Ballot in New Jersey

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by Gregory Quinlan

The Cost is Too High

40 Days Till Election Day

New Jersey Public Question 1, the Marijuana Legalization Amendment, is on the ballot in New Jersey as a legislatively referred constitutional amendment on November 3, 2020. (source: Ballotpedia)

A state Constitution amendment to smoke pot? Yes! The NJ Legislature is using the state constitution amendment process to impose their harmful, dangerous, self-profiting agenda.

Ballot question

The ballot question is as follows:

“CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO LEGALIZE MARIJUANA

Do you approve amending the Constitution to legalize a controlled form of marijuana called “cannabis”?

Only adults at least 21 years of age could use cannabis. The State commission created to oversee the State’s medical cannabis program would also oversee the new, personal use cannabis market.

Cannabis products would be subject to the State sales tax. If authorized by the Legislature, a municipality may pass a local ordinance to charge a local tax on cannabis products.”

The Center for Garden State Families opposes the recreational use of marijuana.

Vote NO

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The Cost is Too High

The Claim

The push to make marijuana legal is sweeping the nation and New Jersey’s Democrat Governor Phil Murphy and Senate President Steve Sweeney want to jump on board. Billing it as a potentially giant revenue maker for New Jersey, they’re pushing to pass legalization this legislative session.

The Revenue Facts

Unfortunately, the windfall they claim will occur is only a dream. Moody’s Investors Service examined the results of legalized recreational marijuana in Colorado and Washington, two states that legalized recreational marijuana early and have the most established industries.

It found that legalizing recreational marijuana produced only “limited” tax revenues, with little of that money flowing to the state’s or cities’ general funds. The report found that while revenues grew rapidly, they only make up a relatively small share of state general fund revenues and “therefore provide only modest budget relief.”

Colorado’s gross revenues from recreational and medical marijuana sales in fiscal 2017 totaled only 2 percent of total general fund revenues. Washington’s revenue for the two-year period beginning in 2015 equaled only 1.2 percent of general fund revenues, the report found.

Moody’s also notes that in Colorado, almost half of revenue generated from marijuana went to the Marijuana Tax Cash Fund where it was used for marijuana-related programs such as enforcement, regulation, prevention and substance abuse programs. Only about 5 percent was directed to the general fund, representing only 0.1 percent of state general fund revenues.

When reviewing the District of Columbia and the nine states that have legalized recreational marijuana, the credit agency states there is “a marginal credit positive” to legalization; a far cry from the large revenue being suggested by proponents in New Jersey, a state that’s seen its fair share of financial misjudgments and disarray.

The report also notes that while growth in state and local government marijuana revenue has been strong in the early years, “the growth is likely to slow.” “Markets in the states that legalized early are already showing signs of stabilizing,” Moody’s said. “Also, as more states legalize recreational marijuana, states will face increased competition from their neighbors.”

New Jersey has suffered the same affect from the legalization of gambling in adjacent states. The state has bailed out the city of Atlantic City, hotels and casinos in the last decade, while suffering the loss of thousands of jobs.

Phil Murphy wants a 25% tax on pot. The NJ General Assembly is resistant to the 25% rate the Governor wants. Sweeney is struggling with gathering the minimum 21 votes to pass in the state senate.

Why did Gottheimer lead a corporation that helped an anti-gay authoritarian?

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By Sussex Watchdog
 
Over the weekend, Congressman Josh Gottheimer posted an attack on social media against a group of his constituents who have criticized him for not holding Governor Phil Murphy to account for sending COVID-19 patients into nursing homes – a move which resulted in the deaths of 7,000 vulnerable residents.  Gottheimer has refused to even mention Murphy’s infamous Executive Order 103, which forced nursing homes to bring in COVID carriers even as they kept out family members – leaving those in nursing homes to die alone.
 
Gottheimer attacked these Sussex County residents, claiming they had used “hurtful language” about members of the LGBT community.  This is a reference to the residents’ opposition to a Democrat Freeholder candidate and his support for requiring the LGBT “rainbow flag” to fly over all government buildings in Sussex County. 
 
Congressman Gottheimer’s double-standard is even more strange because, in 2006, Josh Gottheimer became the number two executive (Global Vice President) with a public relations/lobbying firm that worked for the President of Uganda, Yoweri Kaguta Museveni.  According to Wikipedia, Museveni attempted to “institute the death penalty for homosexuality” and claimed that "European homosexuals are recruiting in Africa".  Museveni later backed off the death penalty and instead Uganda imposed a potential penalty of life imprisonment for "aggravated homosexuality". 

How could Josh Gottheimer have taken money from a firm with a record like this, and then attack his own constituents when they disagree with his Democrat allies over the mandatory display of LGBT flags on government buildings?  It is a stunning example of political hypocrisy by Gottheimer.
 
For more on Josh Gottheimer’s lobbying career, watch this video by MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rv69L61W-2A

“When evil needs public relations, evil has (Josh Gottheimer’s company) on speed dial.”

(Rachel Maddow, MSNBC)

Gottheimer attacks constituents to deflect his failures on COVID

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By Sussex Watchdog
 
Yesterday, Congressman Josh Gottheimer posted an attack on social media against a group of his constituents who have criticized him for not holding Governor Phil Murphy to account for sending COVID-19 patients into nursing homes – a move which resulted in the deaths of 7,000 vulnerable residents.  Gottheimer has refused to even mention Murphy’s infamous Executive Order 103, which forced nursing homes to bring in COVID carriers even as they kept out family members – leaving those in nursing homes to die alone.
 
Gottheimer attacked these Sussex County residents, claiming they had used “hurtful language” about members of the LGBT community.  This is a reference to the residents’ opposition to Democrat Freeholder candidate Rob Slockbower and his support for requiring the LGBT “rainbow flag” to fly over all government buildings in Sussex County.  Slockbower, calls himself “non-binary” and posts controversial material on his social media page, side-by-side with political campaign material…
 

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While Rob Slockbower has the right to post his views, we find it strange that Congressman Gottheimer has no problem embracing Slockbower's candidacy while he accuses Sussex County residents who disagree with Democrat Slockbower of using “hurtful language”.  It is a very strange double-standard.
 
Even more strange is the fact that in 2006, Josh Gottheimer became the number two executive (Global Vice President) with a public relations/lobbying firm that worked for the President of Uganda, Yoweri Kaguta Museveni.  According to Wikipedia, Museveni attempted to “institute the death penalty for homosexuality” and claimed that "European homosexuals are recruiting in Africa".  Museveni later backed off the death penalty and instead Uganda imposed a potential penalty of life imprisonment for "aggravated homosexuality".
 
How could Josh Gottheimer have taken money from a firm with a record like this, and then attack his own constituents when they disagree with his Democrat allies over the mandatory display of LGBT flags on government buildings?  It is a stunning example of political hypocrisy by Gottheimer.
 
For more on Josh Gottheimer’s lobbying career, watch this video by MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rv69L61W-2A

“When evil needs public relations, evil has (Josh Gottheimer’s company) on speed dial.”

(Rachel Maddow, MSNBC)