BUCCO ENDORSED BY LEADING BUSINESS ORGANIZATION FOR HELPING TO CREATE JOBS
BOONTON, NJ – This morning, Assemblyman Anthony M. Bucco announced that he has earned the endorsement of one of New Jersey’s most prominent pro-business organizations, the New Jersey Organization for a Better State (NEW JOBS PAC).
Great video someone sent us that everyone should watch:
American Enterprise Institute President Arthur Brooks explains how capitalism is the single greatest force to pull people out of poverty.
Great video from the Heritage Foundation on the immigration debate and principles all Americans should agree to for immigration reform.
Remember these quotes? Thankfully President Trump did not listen to them. Now even Bernie Sanders has to admit that the economy is doing well!
From Assemblyman Bucco’s press release last week:
For Immediate Release
May 1st, 2019
Contact: info@anthonybucco.com
BUCCO ENDORSED BY OVER 100 REPUBLICAN OFFICIALS IN EVERY TOWN ACROSS 25TH DISTRICT
BOONTON, NJ – Today, Assemblyman Anthony Bucco announced that his re-election campaign has received endorsements from well over 100 State, County and Municipal elected officials across the 25th district.
Former 11th District Congressman Rodney Frelinghuysen, Morris County Sheriff James Gannon, the entire Morris County Board of Chosen Freeholders, Morris County Clerk Ann Grossi and the Somerset County Republican Organization join over 100 Republican municipal elected officials in their district-wide endorsement.
Dear readers – we thought you would enjoy this piece by Dr. John Marini, a political science professor at University of Nevada – Reno. It appeared in the Imprimis publication by Hillsdale College. Please follow the link below for the full article:
The following is adapted from a speech delivered at Hillsdale College on September 11, 2018, during a conference on “American Political Scandals” sponsored by the College’s Center for Constructive Alternatives.
The great difficulty of interpreting political scandals was summarized by a newspaper editor in the western film, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance. Deciding not to publish the truth of an explosive political story, the editor justifies it by saying, “When the legend becomes fact, print the legend.” We have certainly had many legends regarding political scandals foisted on us, especially since Watergate.
Nearly every political administration has potential scandal lying just below the surface. There are always those in government who seek to profit privately from public service, and there are always those who will abuse their power. All governments provide the occasion for scoundrels of both kinds. But the scandals they precipitate rarely erupt into full-blown crises of the political order. What differentiates the scandals that do?
