A screenshot of a New Jersey vote-by-mail ballot.
With Georgia under attack by those pretending its laws do not allow early voting (it does) and that it prohibits drinking water in line (it does not), election integrity is in the national spotlight.
Nationally, Democrats are feigning objecting to requiring identification at the voting booth.
They allege it is a racist constitutional violation, as if Black and Hispanic Americans are somehow unable to get drivers licenses or other ID, yet they have no problem proposing a national system requiring people carry medical ID papers to travel, gather, and exercise free assembly – a 1st amendment freedom.
Offensive text messages expose fractures in Hudson GOP unity
Updated Feb 15, 2021;
Posted Feb 14, 2021
GOP state committeeman Joshua Sotomayor-Einstein, left, and Jose Arango, Hudson County GOP chair and state chair of chairs, right.
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Demeaning text messages sent by a Republican state committeeman have exposed cracks in the Hudson County minority party’s unity.
The revelation of the messages, in which GOP state Committeeman Joshua Sotomayor-Einstein admitted to emotionally abusing a woman, have thrust the usually low-key Hudson County Republicans into the spotlight, highlighting a simmering discord over the party’s future.
“We have two sides of our parties digging in their heels, and they both have different ideas on how to run things, and they seem to be trying to take each other out,” said Jennifer Zinone, a Bayonne Republican who won 40,298 votes last year in an unsuccessful bid for the U.S. House of Representatives.
Op-Ed: Recent feigned outrage over old texts shows why NJ GOP needs change
In an editorial, New Jersey GOP State Committeeman Joshua Sotomayor-Einstein expresses his point of view about how feigned outrage over inappropriate text messages from 2018, which he has apologized for, is the latest example of why the Republican party needs change.
The latest attacks by Jose Arango, titular Chair of the Hudson County Republican Party, and his political retainers targeting me is demonstrable evidence of why it is imperative political bad actors, like him, are driven from the GOP.
Instead of growing the party and supporting Republican candidates, Arango and his minion’s attack those, such as myself, who do. He does this to preserve his de facto job working for the county Democrats.
HITN Broadcasts Live Coverage of Inauguration Day 2021
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HITN TV’s host Gerson Borrero will keep the Hispanic community informed in real time, on the proceedings of Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s inauguration ceremony as the 46
th President of the United States.
BROOKLYN, N.Y.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–As part of its mission to keep the Hispanic community informed about political developments, HITN-TV will broadcast the inauguration ceremony on January 20 that will make Joseph R. Biden Jr. the 46
th president of the United States. Gerson Borrero will inform the audience about the historic event delivering ceremony details starting from 11am ET, followed by the live coverage at noon. This year’s inaugural theme, “America United” aims to restore the “soul of America,” by bringing the country together to create “a path to a brighter future.” Viewers will also be able to stream the live coverage through the HITN Go app.
January 19, 2021 at 6:50 AM
HUDSON COUNTY, NJ - Joshua Sotomayor Einstein, a GOP Committee person from Hoboken, will not be allowed to run for reelection on the party line in June, after he admitted that he “emotionally abused” women.
State GOP party officials including Republican State Chairman Michael Lavery have condemned Einstein’s conduct and behavior, and many have asked him to step down from the state committee.
Since the state party bylaws provide no vehicle for removing a state committeeman, Hudson County GOP Chairman Jose Arango said that while he hasn’t called for his resignation he will not allow Einstein to run on the official GOP line in June, leaving it up to local voters to remove him.