Mehmet Oz and his ticket mate Doug Mastriano in Pennsylvania, Arizona election deniers Kari Lake and Blake Masters, Nevada’s Adam Laxalt and many other losing candidates. Trump-endorsed candidates who went down in flames last week include New Jersey’s own Dr. Trump’s support for Republican candidates who fit his extreme MAGA mold has been cited by numerous media outlets and political observers as among the biggest reasons why a “Red Wave” never materialized in the midterm elections. I am proud that New Jersey Democrats have stood strong against Donald Trump since the day he announced his first campaign, and we will continue to make it clear that we are the only party that will stop extreme MAGA Republicans from taking over and implementing their dangerous agenda.” Hugin, who has openly criticized President Trump’s policy on immigration, border security, abortion, and countless other cornerstones of the Trump administration is going against former GOP Chairman Michael Lavery. While it is no shock to see the leader of the NJ Republican Party embrace Donald Trump again, it is surprising that this comes only a week after voters sent Republicans a clear message on November 8: Donald Trump’s extremist policies have no place in our democracy. “But more than just the damage he has done, Donald Trump is and has always been deeply unpopular here in New Jersey, even among many Republicans who want to see their party move on. His extreme policies, attacks on our democracy and lingering corruption scandals have left deep scars on our democratic system,” said NJDSC Chairman LeRoy Jones, Jr.
Her essay, Teaching After Trump, resonated with me deeply for a host of. “Donald Trump was not a ‘great president’ - he was the most divisive, erratic, ineffective leader this country has ever seen. Nearly everywhere I went, I saw signs with the name Hugin emblazoned on them. In an NJ Spotlight interview last night, NJ Republican Chairman Bob Hugin referred to the twice-impeached Trump as a “Great President” and did not back away from his past embrace of the embattled former president. With former President Donald Trump announcing that he will run in the 2024 election, New Jersey Republicans are already lining up to support him.
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