Fred Snowflack is a journalist based in New Jersey, focusing on local news and politics. He writes for Insider NJ, covering a wide range of topics including elections, legislative issues, and local government. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for uncovering the stories that matter to his community, Fred provides insightful and informative reporting on the political landscape of New Jersey.
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By Fred Snowflack | January 13, 2025, 10:37 am | in The Diner Booth Sharing is caring!
By Fred Snowflack | January 14, 2025, 4:46 pm | in Edward Edwards Sharing is caring!
Ravi Bhalla's congressional campaign last June fell short. He lost the primary to incumbent Robert Menendez Jr. by about 6,000 votes.
By Fred Snowflack | January 16, 2025, 12:34 pm | in Columnist Sharing is caring! The Democratic Assembly primary in LD-32 just got a bit less cluttered.
RED BANK – Mikie Sherrill had just moved through a crowd of at least 100 people in a local restaurant, shaking hands and exchanging pleasantries.
MENDHAM TOWNSHIP – As he drives through this bucolic township, Jack Curtis offers a witticism. “Real farmers milk cows. Fake farmers milk the system.” It is funny, but then again, not really. A former educator and alderman in Dover, Curtis, 78, is spending a good chunk of his retirement studying, analyzing and basically condemning the[...]
MENDHAM TOWNSHIP – As he drives through this bucolic township, Jack Curtis offers a witticism. “Real farmers milk cows. Fake farmers milk the system.” It is funny, but then again, not really. A former educator and alderman in Dover, Curtis, 78, is spending a good chunk of his retirement studying, analyzing and basically condemning the[...]
MORRISTOWN – By the standards of Donald Trump, this was a very short speech. His second inaugural address was less than 30 minutes – a far cry from the 90 minutes he sometimes spent on stage during the campaign. But the length – or even the substance – was not the main thing. It was[...]
Can Bob Menendez get a pardon from Donald Trump? It sounds bizarre – even crazy. But we are in crazy times when invaders of the Capitol are simply excused. We should know by now that there is nothing politically normal about Trump. That was true in his first term and it’s more true today. He has remade the[...]
By Fred Snowflack | January 22, 2025, 3:55 pm | in News Sharing is caring! PARK RIDGE – Josh Gottheimer says he's been talking to a lot of people in diners – and they agree about New Jersey:
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