Rosemary Becchi @RMBecchi

Hmm… @AndyKimNJ is “shocked” and “had no idea”? Democrats have controlled Trenton for years while thousands of non-citizens were improperly registered to vote and hundreds cast ballots. “I didn’t know” isn’t accountability. It’s an admission of failure. New Jersey deserves answers about who knew, when they knew, and why this was allowed to happen.

RNC Research @RNCResearch

2 weeks ago

Democrat Senator Andy Kim acknowledges that there are 6,600 non-citizens registered to vote in New Jersey but still says it is "not akin to what Donald Trump was talking about.” Is Kim's Trump Derangement Syndrome really that bad?

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They told us the voter rolls were secure. They were wrong. Thousands of non-citizens were registered. Hundreds voted. Democrats controlled Trenton while it happened, and now they want to blame a “software error.” Enough excuses. New Jersey deserves accountability and secure elections. @GovSherrillNJ @njassemblydems @NJSenDems @CoryBooker @AndyKimNJ

ThePersistence @ScottPresler

2 weeks ago

In 2020, Congresswoman Miller-Meeks (R-IA) won her election by 6 votes. 🟥 Meeks: 196,964 🟦 Hart: 196,958 DHS said 35,152 non-citizens are registered to vote in New Jersey. Governor Mikie Sherrill (D-NJ) said 6,600 non-citizens are registered to vote & 400 voted. Any time

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For years, @newjerseydems told us concerns about election integrity were baseless. Now we learn that more than 6,000 non-citizens were improperly added to New Jersey’s voter rolls, and nearly 400 of them actually cast ballots. This happened while Democrats had full control of Trenton. They controlled the Governor’s Office. They controlled the Legislature. They controlled the agencies responsible for protecting the integrity of our elections. And they failed. Now @GovSherrillNJ wants New Jerseyans to believe this was simply a “software error” and reassure us there’s “no evidence” any election was swayed. That’s not good enough. Whether it was incompetence, negligence, or a complete lack of oversight, New Jerseyans were repeatedly told our voter rolls were secure. We now know they weren’t. Democrats owe voters more than excuses and finger-pointing. They owe us a full accounting of how this happened, why it was allowed to continue, who knew about it, and why New Jerseyans weren’t told sooner. Election integrity isn’t partisan. Every legal voter deserves to know that our elections are secure and that only eligible citizens are casting ballots. Democrats have controlled New Jersey for years. They own this failure.

Fox News @FoxNews

2 weeks ago

BREAKING: New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill says a software glitch in the state's motor vehicle system mistakenly registered about 6,600 non-U.S. citizens to vote when they applied for driver's licenses or state ID cards. According to Sherrill, the applicants correctly indicated

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Round of applause for the stand up job you’re doing here @GovSherrillNJ! New Jersey has some of the best schools and quality of life in the country… but when it comes to being business-friendly, we’re ranked DEAD LAST. According to CNBC’s 2026 America’s Top States for Business rankings, New Jersey finished 50th in Business Friendliness and 31st overall. While the state excels in education and quality of life, high costs, regulatory hurdles, and a challenging business climate continue to hold it back. If we want to attract investment, create jobs, and keep businesses from looking elsewhere, improving our business environment has to become a priority. What do you think is the biggest challenge facing businesses in New Jersey? cnbc.com/2026/07/09/ame… #NewJersey #Business #EconomicDevelopment #SmallBusiness #Entrepreneurship #CNBC #NJBusiness

The decision to halt the “Make Polluters Pay Act” is a welcome sign that common sense and affordability still matter in Trenton. New Jersey families and businesses are already struggling under some of the highest taxes, energy costs, and regulatory burdens in the nation. Piling on another costly mandate would have made it even harder to live, work, and grow here, while doing little to improve affordability for the people who call our state home. The bipartisan concerns raised over this legislation should send a clear message: New Jersey cannot continue solving every challenge by passing the bill to taxpayers and job creators. At @Jrsy1st we’ve been proud to stand with residents, employers, and advocates who spoke out against this proposal. We hope this marks a turning point toward policies that protect both our environment and our economy without making life even more expensive for hardworking New Jerseyans. It’s time to put affordability first. f.mtr.cool/aisjkjxxiu #Jersey1st #Affordability #NewJersey #CommonSense #NJPolitics

Glad to see Vice President @JDVance the record straight on The View today. Twisting Trump’s words won’t work with JD. He’s right: this administration inherited an affordability crisis. Inflation is coming down, and when the war comes to an end, costs will follow.

Greg Price @greg_price11

2 months ago

JD Vance cuts through every single false "affordability" narrative that the ladies of The View push on a daily basis.

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Texas Republicans are showing just how much loyalty and turnout matter in this Senate race. Recent polling suggests many voters who initially supported Cornyn could ultimately rally behind Paxton in the runoff, reinforcing how unified the GOP base becomes when control of the Senate is on the line. And while tomorrow’s primary runoff is highly competitive, it’s also giving Texans an early preview of the general election battle ahead. With national attention, outside spending, and sharp contrasts already emerging, the road to 2026 is officially underway.

Had the opportunity to discuss why James Talarico remains competitive heading into November, even in a reliably red state like Texas. We talked about how voters across Texas and the country are feeling the impact of rising energy costs, housing affordability challenges, and healthcare expenses, issues many conservatives argue have been made worse by excessive government spending and failed economic policies. In the end, elections come down to messaging and which candidates voters trust to deliver practical, common-sense solutions that strengthen the economy, lower costs, and protect individual freedoms.

President Trump’s endorsement remains one of the most influential forces in Republican politics, especially in Texas. In a high-stakes 2026 Senate race that could help determine control of the U.S. Senate, a Trump endorsement could shape fundraising, voter turnout, and momentum heading into both the primary and general election. For many Republican voters, the race will come down to who they trust most on the economy, inflation, border security, and the America First agenda. And in Texas, Trump’s influence with the GOP base is still a major factor that candidates can’t ignore.

Texas voters are focused on one thing: affordability. From rising gas prices to inflation and the cost of everyday life, families want solutions, not more political noise. Many Republican voters believe an America First agenda is the path to lower costs, stronger energy independence, and a more stable economy. As the 2026 Senate race heats up, the conversation is shifting toward who has the strongest vision for the future and who Texans trust to deliver real results on the issues impacting their daily lives.

Governor Sherrill needs to stop the political theater. The governor who based her entire political career on flying helicopters for the Navy, spent Memorial Day inciting violence and creating this theater instead of honoring those who served and make the ultimate sacrifice.  The public deserves answers: Who was arrested, and why? Were they peaceful protesters or involved in violence and destruction? Less political spin. More facts. #Transparency #Accountability #GovSherrill #PublicSafety #TruthMatters

I recently had the opportunity to join CNN to discuss the Texas Primary Runoff and how this will impact November. The 2026 Texas Senate race is shaping up to be one of the most important elections in the country, and it could help decide who controls the U.S. Senate and the direction of Congress for years to come. Political analysts from both parties now see Texas as a major battleground in the fight for Senate control.

Zohran Mamdani has found a new way to play Santa Claus with other people’s money. His World Cup ticket giveaway lets NYC politicians take the credit while taxpayers across the Hudson get stuck with the bill. Read my latest on why this scheme looks more like a grifter’s game than good governance: dailywire.com/news/mamdanis-… #WorldCup #NYC #NewJersey #Taxpayers

Had the opportunity to join Newsmax to discuss President Donald Trump’s influence on Republican loyalty and his continued king-making power within the GOP. We explored how his endorsements shape voter behavior, impact primary races, and drive support for his broader political agenda. A fascinating conversation on the forces shaping today’s political landscape.

Celebrating 30 years of the 529 plan. 🎉🎓 When I worked on the Senate Finance Committee to help co-author this legislation, the goal was simple: give families a smarter, more accessible way to save for education and invest in opportunity. Thirty years later, seeing the impact the 529 plan has had on millions of families is something I’m incredibly proud to have as part of my legacy. What began as an idea became a powerful tool helping parents, grandparents, and students prepare for brighter futures. And the work continues. Here’s to 30 years of opportunity, and the generations ahead. #529Plan #EducationSavings #FinancialLiteracy #529SavingsPlan

Happy Birthday, 529! 🎉 One of the biggest myths I hear about 529 plans is: “If my child doesn’t go to college, I lose the money.” Not true. Families have more flexibility than ever; including using funds for trade schools or apprenticeships, changing the beneficiary, or even rolling up to $35,000 into a Roth IRA. Thirty years later, the 529 plan continues to evolve to meet families where they are.

New York and New Jersey are now investigating FIFA’s ticketing practices amid complaints about soaring prices and consumer confusion. Meanwhile, a select group gets access to $50 tickets. Maybe the question isn’t who got the lottery tickets. Maybe it’s why everyone else got priced out.

New Jersey GOP @NJGOP

2 months ago

NEW JERSEY is hosting the FIFA World Cup. ➡️ Read that again. ⬅️ The games are in NEW JERSEY. The stadium is in NEW JERSEY. The taxpayers footing the bill are in NEW JERSEY. So why are the perks going to NEW YORK? 1,000 discounted tickets for NYC residents while New Jersey

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The biggest issue isn’t just the 1,000 discounted World Cup tickets. It’s in addition to the fact that FIFA created a system where ordinary fans can’t afford to attend in the first place. A lottery for 1,000 people doesn’t solve a pricing problem impacting millions. The people’s game shouldn’t be priced for the wealthy alone. New Jersey got a bad deal… again.

Mike Inganamort @MikeInganamort

2 months ago

What the hell is going on here? The NY/NJ World Cup Host Committee took $50 million from New Jersey taxpayers, bought 1,000 tickets at full price, then turned around and sold them for $50 to New Yorkers. New Jersey families paid the bill, New Yorkers got the bargain. And the

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