It was at that time. An important election is coming. Not only can we compete for every seat in the Parliament and the Senate, but as voters, our task is to choose a governor in the next four years.
Because I believe in democracy and everyone has a say, I will provide any party with my fair view of the election in the following open letter.
In another four years you will almost never have a chance to live without Phil Murphy. Oh, and when Brendan Burn does this, you will be proud to know that a Democratic governor has won re-election for the first time in nearly half a century.
the best? You don’t have to do anything! It is better to stay at home, because landslides are inevitable.
We know you love him. We know that you like his handling of the pandemic and the executive order he made to ensure our safety (although he is often found not to comply with his own executive order, but let’s face it, he is Murphy, so the virus It must be known that he is more important than you, right? I mean, it will never attack him.)
Your guy has a double-digit lead in the polls for most of this year. Phil Murphy is about to make history is a foregone conclusion. So if you want to vote, is it even necessary? I mean, you are a Democrat and you believe in compassion, right? Shouldn’t some kind of benevolence apply here so that Ciattarelli will not feel so terrible because of his failure in a landslide?
Because Murphy absolutely put this in his bag, if I were you, honestly I would stay at home. I mean this is what he has asked all of us to do for so long, right? stay at home? Don’t gather? What better way to commemorate and pay tribute to this great man than staying at home on Election Day. Enough, so you know he has this anyway. I think we need some balance here, don’t we?
So be the voter of Balancing Murphy! Stay away from the polls and enjoy his re-election safely at home.
The number of registered Democrats in New Jersey is 2,554,293, while the number of registered Republicans is only 1,464,449. Let me tell you the landslide! So relax! stay at home!
I don’t care how busy you are. I don’t care if you make an appointment at the hospital all day for preoperative tests and blood tests, and you must also submit your graduation thesis at the same time.
You and everyone who doesn’t want to see a second Murphy term need to leave their ass on election day and participate in the polls!
You and everyone who doesn’t want to see a second Murphy term need to leave their ass and vote on election day!
If you want a better New Jersey instead of one that shuts down businesses without supporting the Department of Labor’s unemployment hotline, you need to vote. If you want a better New Jersey, not a New Jersey that has closed its motor vehicle agency for months and then reopened, without having a full understanding of the nightmare backlog that will face, you need to vote.
If you want a better state of New Jersey, instead of sending elderly COVID-positive patients back to nursing homes, resulting in more than 8,000 deaths, then you need to vote. If you want a New Jersey state that is smarter than creating its own labor shortage by endlessly extending unemployment benefits and then paying $300 a week, then you need to vote.
In the latest Emerson College/PIX 11 governor election poll, Ciattarelli was only 6 points behind. This matter will win or lose in turnout. Talk to everyone you know who wants to see change. Coax. nagging. remind. Plead. Hope to see Ciattarelli take office and the last qualified voter needs to leave their butt and participate in the day’s vote. I don’t care if you sprained your ankle after riding an Uber that smelled like cheap cigars. You need to do this. This is a blue state, it is your only shot.
Because frankly, when they see an open letter that starts with “Dear Murphy voters, you have this!”, how many people will fall in love with it?
The above post reflects the thoughts and observations of Jeff Deminsky, the host of the 101.5 New Jersey talk show. Any opinions expressed are those of Jeff Deminski (Jeff Deminski).
Post time: Nov-05-2021
