Tom Moran is a writer specializing in local news and politics in New Jersey. He is a regular contributor to NJ Cannabis Insider and his work has also been featured in GARRETT W JONES. Tom's articles cover a range of topics including economics, women's issues, immigration, and political analysis.
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Democrat Sue Altman is closing in on Rep. Tom Kean Jr. in their race for Congress, trailing him now by just two points with three weeks to go, according to a fresh poll from Monmouth University.
Wouldn't he be happier in another line of work?
Just as George Norcross and Bob Menendez. Altman battled them both. Kean's dance for Trump points to a character contrast in this race.
He calls himself pro-choice, but his record shows the opposite.
By: Tom Moran
Four years ago, American democracy was rescued by principled Republicans who had the guts to resist Donald Trump.
It's time to start reading up on Germany in the 1930s. Donald Trump has captured the heart of America, somehow, winning decisively, and even
There was no surge in support for Trump. He got about the same vote total as in 2020.
My good friend Charlie is a Penn State football fanatic, and he takes a small crew to at least one game every year in Happy Valley, where we meet up with his childhood buddy, Tommy.
He can't communicate well. He's been a mediocre governor. And he has a problem with women.
In April, a poll conducted by the New York Times and Siena College found that about half of American voters agreed with this statement: “People who are offended by Donald Trump take his words too seriously.”
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