and their Employers!

In a blatant attempt by entrenched New Jersey politicians to strong arm citizens who oppose their re-election, Assemblywoman Linda Greenstein (D-14) and her co-sponsors have introduced legislation which would require certain contributors to \”issue advocacy organizations\”, including the NRA, to have their names, addresses and their employers information sent to the government.

Not only is Assemblywoman Greenstein (D-14) the prime sponsor of A2595, but she is also the Chair of the committee that will hear the bill. The Assembly Judiciary Committee will hear the bill on Monday, June 14^th at 10:00 am.

A2595 is a shameless attempt to intimidate citizens who engage in the legislative and political process.

Assembly Judiciary Committee:

While not deploying with the Marines, Larry works for USPS as a letter carrier. He is married to Janette and they have 2 daughters; Juliana is 7 yrs old and Jocelyn is 4 yrs old. Larry likes to spend his spare time running marathons and doing triathlons.

So here is the plan. Since Larry is coming home very late on Wednesday night, the bikers will sneak up on him at the end of his daughters softball game on Thursday evening and escort him home to a loud noisy group of patriots.

Please join us in welcoming home Larry. We plan to make a whole lot of noise with the Williamstown Fire Dept, Police Dept., Yellow Ribbon Club, Warrior Watch Riders & Friends, the Trimmer family and their neighbors and friends. Hope to see you there.

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\”While it is a sad day whenever government workers have been found doing wrong, Amy’s joint investigation of the BAA and the PPA shows that government watchdogs are working,\” said Mayor Michael A. Nutter. \”I thank Vince and the Parking Authority for working in close cooperation with the Inspector General’s Office to stamp out corruption. I fully expect the OIG, the BAA, and the PPA to work together to set the appeals system right.\”