Declan O'Scanlon

@declanoscanlon · NJ · S

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Posts16
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Voting-record position-0.109
CoverageMar 24, 2020 to Sep 5, 2022
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Declan O'Scanlon

@declanoscanlon

Republican NJ Senate

Unless @GovMurphy is going to argue that the Governors of all of our surrounding states are irresponsibly abandoning science & data, or that science is different in NJ... we should be substantially opened by June 5, including outdoor dining (& indoor by 15th). Announce this now!! https://t.co/FZi8h6NTHR

Technology

Declan O'Scanlon

@declanoscanlon

Republican NJ Senate

Unless @GovMurphy is going to argue that the Governors of all of our surrounding states are irresponsibly abandoning abandoning science & data, or that science is different in NJ... then we should be substantially open by June 5, including outdoor dining. Announce this now!! https://t.co/qXCRddCzEu

Technology

Declan O'Scanlon

@declanoscanlon

Republican NJ Senate

RT @BallouxFrancois: It is interesting how many academics endorse the findings of scientific studies with atrocious experimental designs an…

Technology

Declan O'Scanlon

@declanoscanlon

Republican NJ Senate

RT @BallouxFrancois: It is interesting how many academics endorse the findings of scientific studies with atrocious experimental designs an…

Technology

Declan O'Scanlon

@declanoscanlon

Republican NJ Senate

And now Florida is undermining our trust in Science by not dying. We cannot tolerate this. More Floridians need to die. To die for Science. https://t.co/roAohzAuyC

Technology

Declan O'Scanlon

@declanoscanlon

Republican NJ Senate

@lizmnj Totally agree. Doing all I can to push back on this outdated, anti-science policy that protects no one. Also introducing legislation to enable the legislature to limit executive power.

Technology

Declan O'Scanlon

@declanoscanlon

Republican NJ Senate

Bob Lucky was a wonderful man. So much of the technology we take for granted today is the product of his brilliant visions. He was also charming, funny and insightful. If you were invited to dinner with Bob, you canceled whatever else you had planned! Prayers for his family. <U+0001F64F> https://t.co/tC6UmCP4gr

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Declan O'Scanlon

@declanoscanlon

Republican NJ Senate

RT @MonmouthSheriff: COVID-19 mobile testing through #MCSONJ's Field Comm Unit continues this Thurs&amp;takes place at Camp Evans in Wall Twp,&

Technology

Declan O'Scanlon

@declanoscanlon

Republican NJ Senate

@INparentingNJ @Jax1331 @RutgersU Exactly what you/we are doing<U+2026>publicly shine a light on the anti-science, foolish, damaging policies of what should be the preeminent scientific institution of NJ.

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Declan O'Scanlon

@declanoscanlon

Republican NJ Senate

@stratfan57 You mean<U+2026>just like the negative aspects of many of the anti-science restrictive covid policies that we now know didn<U+2019>t make any appreciable difference?

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