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My Power Went Out Again Today…Welcome to the New Nigeria — New Jersey, USA. (opens the original)
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My power went out again today.Not during a hurricane or some once-in-a-century natural disaster.Again.Over the Fourth of July holiday, my family went four days without electricity.Since then, we have lost power approximately ten times, if not more.For a while, everything stopped again. The lights. The appliances. The internet. The normal routine of living in the most expensive state in the world’s wealthiest country.And as I sat there waiting for the electricity to come back on, I found myself t
Where Does The New Jersey Republican Party Stand On Abortion? (opens the original)
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What is the official position of the New Jersey Republican Party on abortion?It should be a relatively simple question to answer. Unfortunately, it is not.The New Jersey Republican Party maintains a “What We Stand For” section on its website. There, the Party tells voters that it supports significant tax relief, fiscal responsibility, lower energy costs, parental rights in education, law and order, election integrity, protecting women’s spaces, ending New Jersey’s sanctuary-state status, preserv
Judging the Judgment — Again (opens the original)
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Two days can make quite a difference.On September 10, Sussex County Republican Chairman Joe Labarbera issued a public statement condemning threats and political violence.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="747" src="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!iKu7!,w_1456,c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%
Coalition Grows: Barranco and McGuire Join New Jersey Property Taxpayers Coalition (opens the original)
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The New Jersey Property Taxpayers Coalition is expanding its team with the appointments of former New Jersey Assemblyman Christian Barranco and Michael McGuire to the organization.Barranco and McGuire bring two distinctly different but complementary backgrounds in public service, law, business, military service and community leadership.The appointments come as the Coalition continues to broaden its efforts on behalf of New Jersey taxpayers, with a growing focus on affordability, property taxes,
When New Jersey Demanded Answers from Data Centers, Parker Space Voted No! (opens the original)
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Something important happened in Trenton last week regarding a matter that has become a national issue.Governor Mikie Sherrill signed legislation requiring New Jersey data centers to report their water and energy usage to the Board of Public Utilities.Under S3379, data-center operators must disclose information including total energy consumption, energy used for cooling and information-technology equipment, peak daily water usage, water sources, and on-site and backup power supplies. The informat
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