New Jersey

Legislators58
Posts11.2K
Democratic36
Republican22

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Total11,1635093

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Joseph Cryan

@SenatorJoeCryan

Democratic NJ Senate

RT @sbg1: RT if you pay more in taxes than the President of the United States and are not a billionaire

Macroeconomics

Democratic NJ House

RT @JoeBiden: I'm not looking to punish anyone, but it's about time the super-wealthy and corporate America start paying their fair share.

Macroeconomics

Joseph Cryan

@SenatorJoeCryan

Democratic NJ Senate

RT @RexChapman: He paid $750 in federal taxes https://t.co/cRiIeCBmpe

Macroeconomics

Serena Dimaso

@Sdimaso

Republican NJ House

RT @SteveScalise: Let me get this straight: Nancy Pelosi is blocking a bill to deliver unused Paycheck Protection Program funds to workers&

Macroeconomics

Declan O'Scanlon

@declanoscanlon

Republican NJ Senate

RT @GOPLeader: RT to agree: The new Socialist Democrats are the greatest threat to our thriving economy.

Macroeconomics

Joseph Cryan

@SenatorJoeCryan

Democratic NJ Senate

RT @stevenmnuchin1: At @realDonaldTrumps direction, we are moving Tax Day from April 15 to July 15. All taxpayers and businesses will have&

Macroeconomics

Loretta Weinberg

@SenatorLorettaW

Democratic NJ Senate

RT @HillaryClinton: 528,000 jobs in July and a 3.5% unemployment rate. A historic deal to reduce inflation, invest in health care, and tac<U+2026>

Macroeconomics

Democratic NJ House

RT @JoeBiden: Its not enough to just go back to the way things were before these crises  we need to build back better than ever. We have&

Macroeconomics

Loretta Weinberg

@SenatorLorettaW

Democratic NJ Senate

RT @QasimRashid: Clinton took a weak economy from Bush &amp; built a surplus Obama took a recession from W &amp; built the longest job creation st<U+2026>

Macroeconomics

Loretta Weinberg

@SenatorLorettaW

Democratic NJ Senate

RT @TimRyan: We're gonna win this race. Don<U+2019>t believe me? The proof is in the pudding: despite the massive amount of outside spending, we'r<U+2026>

Macroeconomics