Thomas Kean

@tomkean · NJ · S

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Posts111
Engagement1,504
Voting-record position-0.155
CoverageJan 15, 2020 to Dec 20, 2021
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Most distinctive Macroeconomics 1.7 pp above the party median

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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −1.7 pp to +1.7 pp. Most distinctive topic: Macroeconomics, 1.7 pp above the party median.

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Macroeconomics5.2%3.5%+1.7 ppOver-indexed111
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Thomas Kean

@tomkean

Republican NJ Senate

We have watched as other states, including NY and PA, have allowed more of their small businesses, including restaurants, to resume operations safely. Gov. Murphy should follow their proven model and allow our New Jersey economy to begin growing again. https://t.co/oJP9XKtXYO

Macroeconomics

Thomas Kean

@tomkean

Republican NJ Senate

In his 'State of the State' Gov. Murphy offered no plan to improve affordability for NJ families. He doubled-down on his efforts to raise taxes even higher. Thats not a message that offers hope to families & it certainly wont slow the exodus from NJ. https://t.co/EeT0wibzqE

Macroeconomics

Thomas Kean

@tomkean

Republican NJ Senate

Just as New Jersey residents had to tighten our financial belts during these tough times, state government must do the same. This $10 billion borrowing scheme is irresponsible, costly, and unconstitutional. https://t.co/CZk9wSHXtg

Macroeconomics

Thomas Kean

@tomkean

Republican NJ Senate

RT @senatenj: SIGN & SHARE the online petition urging Gov. Murphy not to cut the Senior Freeze and Homestead Benefit property tax relief pr&

Macroeconomics

Thomas Kean

@tomkean

Republican NJ Senate

Anyone whos looking for a plan to make New Jersey more affordable will be disappointed by a budget proposal from Governor Murphy that raises taxes and makes no effort to constrain costs. https://t.co/1zNSNwtKr0

Macroeconomics

Thomas Kean

@tomkean

Republican NJ Senate

The Gov sat on this money for 6 months. He proposed $250M for local govs. By August, he had downgraded it to $120M. Now, the allotment is less than 1/4 of what he promised, & he still hasn't made meaningful money available to small biz & nonprofits. https://t.co/AzosHe3zIt

Macroeconomics

Thomas Kean

@tomkean

Republican NJ Senate

Thank you to my friend and colleague Senator Nia Gill for her principled stand for bipartisan inclusion and oversight on today's $9.9 Billion bond bill. https://t.co/K3u2YDZD82

Macroeconomics

Thomas Kean

@tomkean

Republican NJ Senate

RT @senatenj: The 15 members of the Senate Republican caucus called on Gov. Phil Murphy to improve support for small businesses that are st&

Macroeconomics

Thomas Kean

@tomkean

Republican NJ Senate

RT @senatenj: The legislature has an opportunity to stop a Phil Murphy tax increase. By joining us in signing the petition, our Democrat…

Macroeconomics

Thomas Kean

@tomkean

Republican NJ Senate

The feds gave NJ $2.5B to help businesses, but only 10% of those funds have been spent. The most important thing is to get these dollars to their intended recipients, the people impacted, small businesses, restaurant owners, mom & pop shops, Kean says. https://t.co/1ffTpjCNpY

Macroeconomics