TOMS RIVER, NJ – Shawn Hyland is hoping to become part of the red wave to sweep Democrats out of office in 2022, but he has a big challenge ahead of him. Former progressive liberal radical Andy Kim has been doing a great job of hiding his past and has major funding from Democrat sources that tie back to Nancy Pelosi, George Soros and the DNC.
Today, Hyland said that he is running because the federal government, run by Democrat socialists like Andy Kim and President Joe Biden are fundamentally at war with the American family and American culture.
“Today’s federal government is at war with our culture and the families that are struggling to raise their children in it. Biden’s education and justice administration is stocked to the brim with progressives seeking to implant upon the entirety of American culture their thin, ideological views of life, education, and justice,” Hyland said. “The results have been nothing short of a disaster. I am running for congress expressly because I am concerned that New Jersey doesn’t have candidates willing to go to Washington to fight head-on against Biden and diligently against cultural decay.”
Hyland’s other problem heading into 2022 will be his own Republican party. In Ocean County, where his district straddles with Burlington County, Republicans here are a complete dysfunctional mess at the level you would have once seen on the Jerry Springer show.
Led by absentee chairman Frank B. Holman, in Ocean County, the inmates now run the political asylum for the Republican party. The party is split in two, possibly three major factions, each following their own candidates and chairman in a hyperpartisan blood battle that is not likely to end anytime soon.
In one corner you have Holman, the no-show chairman who left for an extended hunting trip just hours after the contentious election between Jack Ciattarelli and Phil Murphy. Insiders claim Holman, who also heads the Ocean County Board of Elections was nowhere to be found as ballots were being counted across the county, useless as both a chairman and election board chairman.
In the other corner, you have former GOP Chairman George Gilmore and his loyal allies ready to fight Holman and his neo-con pay-to-play empire lead by people such as Assemblyman Greg McGuckin who has a long history of IRS tax liens and accusations of political corruption and pay to play overindulgence.
With multiple candidates now running in the June Republican primary, the congressional race for Hyland is expected to be as brutal as the chairman’s race between Holman and Gilmore.
Hyland however is sticking to his campaign and wants to let voters know that he will fight Joe Biden’s anti-family agenda in D.C. if elected in June.
“We, New Jersey’s parents, are looking for relief from Biden’s agenda, and are fighting back in the halls of power. Our election this year in 2021 was merely the first wave. We are going to win bigger in 2022 and use our wins to secure parental rights for millions of Americans,” Hyland said.
The candidate also took aim at out-of-control school boards.
“School district board members and education unions across the country have rallied behind this radical agenda and have become the local embodiment of progressive ideology. They are the boots working on the ground to change America’s families through our children. Their mindset betrays the fundamental right parents have over their children. There are no finer and more essential advocates for our children than us, their parents. As Biden’s government works to step into this role, it is nothing short of a move to dislodge us parents from our essential role. And as a consequence, our children suffer,” he said.
In Toms River this year, parents were enraged after they found links to homosexual [censored]ography on the school district’s website.
“As partisan ideologies are seeping into our school boards and education unions, our elected education officials are becoming increasingly partisan and willing to do terrible things to push their agenda,” Hyland said. “Parents are done with the left’s dangerous ideology. They have put our children in jeopardy in order to win political points and we are outraged. I am running for congress because I didn’t see candidates from New Jersey that are taking this fight seriously. I am running for the safety of our children, to keep parents in charge of their children’s education, and to fight back against the current leadership that is building a dangerous future for America.”
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