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This bill actually does is it takes away rights for them to legally challenge anything that the cartel of the NCAA does.

That is a lie. The reality is, they don't need Congress' beneficent actions to give them NIL rights, they've earned them in the courts.

The will of the City’s voters should not be set aside in the manner proposed in the bill.

The prior administration’s over-reliance on short-term budget gimmicks and ‘one-shots’ have seriously undermined the City’s long-term stability.

The residents of Jersey City are currently suffering from a fiscal crisis caused largely by the irresponsible decisions made by the City’s prior administration.

At its core, it’s a bill that undermines the rights of young people who pour their blood, sweat, tears, countless hours of work and more, into their craft.

We’re rushing to move on to it right now.

I think the better way to frame it is 'The Protect the NCAA Act.

That's what frustrates me — we have a bill that's going to protect the wealth and the gravy train for a lot of folks but puts burdens on college athletes.

I urge all New Jerseyans to take this storm seriously, stay alert and follow local guidance.

Shirley is a veteran of the US Department of Justice and the New Jersey attorney general’s office. She has the judgment to run these elections and the strength to stand up to Trump’s attacks on voting.

New Jerseyans deserve fairness and they deserve accountability.

We can no longer tolerate the culture of silence, sweeping things under the rug or kicking cans down the road.

There has been a culture in Trenton, probably since the birth of our nation, to sweep this under the rug. You can speak to numerous people who’ve worked in the Statehouse for decades, who felt this day would never come, that allegations…

I think members of the GOP are not happy because they’ve had to duck and cover for years now, because the President of the United States, the head of their party, is the most corrupt individual in politics, has enriched himself to the tune…

I have deep concerns about all the ways the President will try to use his federal power to undermine our elections.

Public service, holding the public trust, is a privilege, not a right. I feel deeply that it is a commitment by elected officials to serve the people, not their own self-interest.

Emehelu has the judgment to run these elections and the strength to stand up to Trump’s attacks on voting.