『10.17.26 Seth Grossman WPG Radio: Early voting, mail/messenger ballots win elections. Why houses are ridiculously expensive today. Stockton never wanted Atlantic City campus. Sell it!』のカバーアート

10.17.26 Seth Grossman WPG Radio: Early voting, mail/messenger ballots win elections. Why houses are ridiculously expensive today. Stockton never wanted Atlantic City campus. Sell it!

10.17.26 Seth Grossman WPG Radio: Early voting, mail/messenger ballots win elections. Why houses are ridiculously expensive today. Stockton never wanted Atlantic City campus. Sell it!

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 Above Image: Application for Mail-In (And Messenger) Paper Ballot from County Clerk. Click this link for more details: New Jersey Department of State - Division of Elections - NJ Voter Information Portal Early voting and mailing/delivering paper ballots are the keys to winning… and losing Vote now with paper ballots from your County Clerk (Mail-in or personal delivery). Early in-person voting at various locations in your county begins next Saturday, October 24. Final Day to Vote: Tuesday, November 3. (What we used to call Election Day.) Democrats demanded and got early voting and mail/messenger ballots because it helps them. They usually get the votes of people with little knowledge or interest in voting. They rarely voted in-person when we had one Election Day. Democrats hired “community organizers” and did their best to drag them to the polls on Election Day. However, many still didn’t vote. Now, Democrats get most of them to vote. Democrat “community organizers” now more than 6 weeks to find them and have them fill out the forms. For the past thirty years, many elections have been decided by paper ballots from low-interest, low information, low motivation voters “harvested” by Democrats. Republicans can only win by also harvesting votes from these voters. Everyone knows someone who is unlikely to vote. Parents, relatives in nursing homes, assisted living. Kids in college. If you don’t get them to vote, some Democrat “community organizer” will. Trump made himself the biggest issue in this year's elections. Is he "energizing the Republican base"? Or is he helping Democrats? Every day, President Trump is doing and saying things to make himself headline news. He promoted himself with government funded commercials on natonal TV networks like ABC, CBS and NBC. All the mainstream TV and radio networks are reporting everything Trump says and does as headline news. Trump said he wants voters to act as if he is on the ballot. Is this helping Republican candidates? Or hurting them? Above Images: Photos of "No Kings" Demonstration by Democrats in Manahawkin, NJ on Saturday, October 17. There were also "No Kings" demonstrations in Galloway, Atlantic City, Ocean City and Cape May Court House. Our Congressman, Republican Jeff Van Drew is one of the best members of Congress in the country. I know him well. I ran against him back in 2018 when he was a Democrat. Van Drew is with us on every issue. He gets things done because he understands how Congress works. Van Drew almost single-handedly stopped the offshore wind turbines. He returns phone calls and quickly responds to problems people have dealing with the government. He is running a perfect campaign. However, Democrats are trying to use anger at Trump to take down Van Drew. Will they succeed? Will Trump hurt local Republicans here in Atlantic County. Tokyo Joe O’Donoghue is doing an outstanding job as Sheriff. Anyone who has done business with the County Clerk knows that Joe Giralo is doing an outstanding job. I know because I’m a lawyer. I know how much time and money I wasted when when we had a bad County Clerk before Joe Giralo was elected. I also know that Republican commissioners John Risley and June Byrnes are doing good jobs helping Dennis Levinson run Atlantic County government. But will Trump’s unpopularity cause them to lose? Young families could afford good homes in the 1950s and 1960s-even with only one parent working. Why are homes so expensive today? Above Image: Typical suburban split-level house built in 1957. When my Boomer generation grew up in the 1950s, almost every young family could afford a good house, with good schools, in a safe neighborhood. And only one working parent could support a family. Why was that? Many affordable houses near Atlantic City were built by Holocaust refugees like Pinchus Kiedjan and Jack Trocki during the late 1950s and early 1960s. They began as chicken farmers in Egg Harbor Township shortly after World War II. Later they began building chicken coops and storage sheds for other farmers. Then they began building houses. They bought vacant land, divided them into smaller lots, and built modest homes on them. They paid about $3,000 for each lot, spent about $10,000 to build each house, and sold them for about $15,000 each. Young families with one parent working could afford good homes, near good schools in safe neighborhoods. This was the American Dream. Why can’t we do this today? Today, zoning laws, building codes, Pinelands rules, wetlands rules and all sorts of state laws no longer allow builders to subdivide land and build houses like that. It is almost illegal to build anything anywhere. of course, things still get built. However, builders today need to spend a fortune on lawyers, politicians, planners, and other experts to get special approvals and exceptions. Many tell me they spend at least $50,000 just on permits and paperwork for every house they build. So this is...
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