I am grateful for the opportunity to honor an outstanding member of south Jersey. Rev. Dr. Robin Weinstein is a true believer in human potential and harnesses that power through extensive work and his community involvement. In addition to…
Jeff Van Drew
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Jeff Van Drew is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for New Jersey's 2nd congressional district since January 3, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, he previously held positions in the New Jersey Senate and the New Jersey General Assembly. Van Drew's political career has been marked by his focus on issues such as healthcare and taxation, often expressing opposition to the Affordable Care Act, commonly known as Obamacare.
I believe the issue is that at certain points in people's lives, they need benefits in order to move on to the next point of their life.
The proposed changes would make it harder for individuals facing food insecurity to have the resources they need to purchase healthy food.
I am grateful for the opportunity to speak to the Members of the House. We are all here because the American people made it so. The diversity of our Nation's political ideals is boundless. That is what made our country what it is today. We…
Thank you for allowing me to honor some outstanding members of south Jersey. The Mainland Regional High School Girls Basketball team has recently won the New Jersey Group 3 State championship. This is the first time the Mainland Regional…
Thank you for allowing me to speak against robocall telemarketing and spoofing. Our constituents, whether Republican, Democratic, or independent, are tired of being harassed by telemarketers and spoofers. People deserve to have their…
Had I been present, I would have voted ``yea'' on rollcall No. 116. Stated against:
Seismic air gun blasting for oil and gas has ramifications for all manner of marine life.
I do have legislation that would disallow the permitting of the five seismic studies.
Catch rates of some commercially and recreationally important fish species are known to decrease substantially in the wake of seismic air gun blasting for oil and gas.
If that information will be available to the public, then why are there five different companies seeking permits to explore the same area?
Will the public have access to the data collected by these companies on possible oil and gas deposits off of our shores?





