The good guys "joining forces" to take out the establishment is a good thing.
Posted on 03/28/2022 11:37:51 AM PDT by cotton1706
SEASIDE PARK, NJ – Republican Congressional candidate Mike Crispi and former opponent, Dan Francisco announced Monday morning they have joined forces to take out the Monmouth County Republican establishment. Francisco, a long-time grassroots activist is now ending his Congressional bid and endorsing Crispi as the best candidate to take on Chris Smith and will run against Tom Arnone and Nick DiRocco for a seat on the Monmouth County Board of Commissioners.
Francisco, a councilman in Englishtown, has been New Jersey’s foremost leader for Second Amendment rights and is currently the lead Plaintiff in the case Francisco v. Cooke challenging New Jersey’s “justifiable need” standard which has abrogated the natural rights of New Jerseyans for far too long.
Joining the America First team in Monmouth will be former Freeholder and Chairman of the New Jersey Conservative Party, Gary Rich who will run for sheriff and Steven Rich who will run for commissioner. Steven is the former chairman of the Monmouth County Young Republicans and a leading financial expert.
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Francisco, a councilman in Englishtown, has been New Jersey’s foremost leader for Second Amendment rights
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There surely need one, there are no Second Amendment rights in New Jersey.
DJT should get personally involved in this one. Smith has to go.
Chris Smith (R-NJ) has been undermining the Republican party for over 41 years. He’s one of the worst RINOs in the house. I hope Crispi wins this race.
The good guys "joining forces" to take out the establishment is a good thing.
good. will remember Mr. Franciso’s sacrifice.
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