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After the Capitol riot, it’s time for New Jersey politicians even some considered moderate to take stock of the extremism they have allowed to fester.
An article from the Philadelphia Inquirer’s Amy Rosenberg offers cause for reflection. Officials in
Revenge is Tweet, Phil Murphy’s Beltway crony learns after her posts come back to haunt her | Mulshine
Updated Dec 13, 2020;
Posted Dec 13, 2020
Neera Tanden speaks at a 2014 event in Newark hosted by New Start New Jersey, a thinly veiled Phil Murphy front group that included Murphy s Middletown neighbor Jon Bon Jovi. (AP Photo/Mel Evans)Mel Evans | The Associated Press
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The same goes for tweets.
The other day I wrote of my belief that President Trump’s incessant tweeting contributed to his electoral demise.
The problem with tweets is that your friends never remember them. But your enemies never forget them.