LOL… Not sure I’d call it “inspiring”…
About that state of emergency on electric bills, Mikie…
Sounds like $55 PER MONTH added to electric bills.
She said she was going to do this. Anyone remember her quote:
Mikie Sherrill, the Democrat candidate for Governor of New Jersey really said this.
We need to move into clean power. It’s gonna cost you an arm and a leg, but if you’re a good person you’ll do it, said Mikie Sherrill.
So, it stands to reason, that what Sherrill is actually saying is that if you don’t want to pay an unnecessary fortune for energy costs … that you are a bad person.
Read More: New Jersey Candidate Says: If You’re A Good Person, You’ll Do It’ | New Jersey Candidate Says: If You’re A Good Person, You’ll Do It’
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I’m sure or new piece of 
governor will be suing the federal government to reverse it as soon as she can.
Well, maybe we’ll at least get a more moderate (D) candidate for Sherrill’s vacated House of Representatives seat.
Oh…:
https://newjerseymonitor.com/2026/02/10/tom-malinowski-analilia-mejia-nj-special-election/
… Mejia is set to face Randolph Mayor Joe Hathaway (R) in the special general election on April 16, a Thursday. That race’s winner will take the remainder of Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s unexpired term in the House of Representatives. …
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/02/10/nyregion/new-jersey-special-election-winner.html
…Ms. Mejia is a former director of the state’s Working Families alliance who left that job in 2019 to help run Senator Bernie Sanders’s second presidential campaign. Mr. Sanders, a democratic socialist from Vermont, campaigned in New Jersey with Ms. Mejia, as did several other members of the Democratic Party’s liberal flank during a compressed, two-month campaign for a seat that Ms. Sherrill vacated soon after she was elected governor. …
Yeah, so much for that
It’s actually become even more embarrassing to be from NJ
NJ is going to have it’s own AOC.
I wonder who’s the dictator now? Maybe She needs a visit from Tom Homan.
Gov. Mikie Sherrill rolls out executive actions aimed at protecting civil rights
ICE may not launch actions from any state property including parks, roadways and parks unless they have a warrant signed by a judge. Agents are also unable to look for people in non-public areas like state offices, child care centers and college dorms. This comes as lawmakers consider banning ICE from all public property.
A portal where people can upload video of any interaction with ICE. The governor said no one should "jump in harm’s way or create an unsafe situation for themselves or agents. “This portal will help us to hold them accountable, to track their actions, collect that information, and use it to spot patterns that can inform our response as a state, including in court,” Sherrill said.
The creation of a “know your rights” website with information in 22 languages about immigration law, advice on how to interact with agents and where to find a lawyer.
Assembly Republican Leader John DiMaio was quick to slam Sherrill, calling her actions “reckless and dangerous” state-sponsored intimidation of federal law enforcement. It invites “harassment, misinformation and confrontation,” he said.
I’m going to submit videos of baby sheep dancing and see what happens.
Budget bombshell: popular NJ tax rebates could disappear
New Jersey faces a $3–4 billion budget deficit as Gov. Mikie Sherrill prepares her first spending plan.
Republicans warn popular property tax relief programs like StayNJ could be scaled back or eliminated.
GOP leaders urge cutting “pork” spending instead, as Sherrill vows no tax hikes ahead of March 10 address.
I’m shocked. SHOCKED I tell you!
Mikie Sherrill Budget Address TODAY (03/10/26) at 2:00 pm:
Gov. Mikie Sherrill proposed New Jersey spend a record $60.7 billion in her administration’s first budget plan, one underwritten by the removal of legislative spending additions and cuts to a property tax relief program championed by the Assembly speaker, among others.
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Sherrill is also seeking reductions to the nascent Stay NJ property tax relief program championed by Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin (D-Middlesex)
That program, which promises to cut New Jersey seniors’ property tax bills in half and began issuing its first benefits this quarter, would see its maximum award reduced from $6,500 to $4,000 and its income eligibility cap slashed from $500,000 to $250,000.
Benefits from the senior freeze and Anchor property tax relief programs are counted against Stay NJ awards, and Sherrill proposed removing the extra $250 senior homeowners receive under Anchor, though they would still receive that money from Stay NJ.
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A third change would impose a per-employee fee of between $325 and $725 on employers with at least 50 workers enrolled in NJ FamilyCare — that’s New Jersey Medicaid — based on the number of employees enrolled in the program. …
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With that Cory Booker announced this, doesn’t this mean even less money for the state?
Huh - wonder if he’s proposing changing NJ’s “taxable income” threshold, as well as the Federal one.
Hopefully a one term Governor. But did you know she’s a helicopter pilot (he asks cynically)?
Yeah, she’s going to fly the state, right into the ground.