Editor, The New Jersey Globe

Joined August 2008
Gov. Mikie Sherrill says "Trump and his enablers, like Jeff Van Drew and Jim Jordan, who are using their congressional committee not to do the work of the people, but for political theater. That is what this subpoena is, plain and simple."
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The New Jersey State PBA has endorsed Tom Kean, Jr. for re-election in NJ-7, backs four other incumbents -- two Democrats and two Republicans -- and three challengers. newjerseyglobe.com/congress/…
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Republicans flipped Alan Bibe's open Nevada U.S. Senate seat in the 1974 Watergate landslide when ex-Gov. Paul Laxalt beat Lt. Gov. Harry Reid, then 34, by 624 votes. Reid went to the Senate 12 years later when Laxalt retired.
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House triage news: the Congressional Leadership Fund appears to have cancelled its remaining ad reservations in #NJ09. Not a big surprise given how pessimistic Rs have become about unseating Nellie Pou, although No Going Back PAC (one of Trump’s PACs) spent $300k against her.
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First look: the new TV ad from @KeanForCongress continues to portray @RebeccaForNJ07 as a millionaire who doesn't attend church. newjerseyglobe.com/congress/…
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Rebecca Bennett was a draw Hudson County tonight at a fundraiser hosted by Jersey City Mayor James Solomon and Rep. Rob Menendez. @RebeccaForNJ07 @SolomonforJC @RobMenendez4NJ
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In the 1974 Watergate wave, 76-year-old Sen. Milton Young (R-ND), in office since 1945, defeated Gov. Bill Guy by just 177 votes. Guy made Young’s age an issue, but three decades later told PoliticsNJ he was wrong. observer.com/2007/07/ex-riva…
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