Brigid harrison's daily dig on president trump, not much different today

Brigid Harrison’s Daily Dig on President Trump, Not Much Different Today

Democratic Congressional candidate Brigid Callahan Harrison (NJ-02) promised to give a daily shot at President Donald J. Trump while people in New Jersey die of COVID-19, but in just her third day, she’s starting to sound like a broken record, parroting the talking points of the DCCC and Democrats in Congress like Andy Kim and the others.

Yesterday, she blamed Congressman Jeff Van Drew for the magical coronavirus.  Today, she kinda just repeated what she said yesterday.

In the following quote, it’s easy to just replace her name with Chuck Schumer or Nancy Pelosi, but either way, here it goes.

Note: Most of you can stop here.

“Donald Trump and his pawn Jeff Van Drew have failed to capture and address the needs of South Jersey,” stated Harrison.  “Each afternoon, Trump is provided the most powerful soap box in the world to spin his self-serving, unfounded claims and push preposterous, unscientific narratives.   Meanwhile, the citizens of NJ-02 continue to hurt.  We are seeing the travel and tourism of Atlantic City come to a standstill, tens of thousands still waiting to be tested, and others tragically losing their lives.  It is time to strengthen the voice of New Jersey’s second district – but most of all it, its time someone steps up and provides a true factual narrative to the Trump lies.”

“It is Jeff Van Drew’s job to make sure that we get our fair share from the federal government, but as Trump’s friend, he has been MIA in representing the dire needs of our area.  He has provided no policy prescriptions, no ideas, and to many in the counties that represent our area he literally cannot be found.  Together, we are going to build a needed platform that challenges Trump and his claims, but also provides the ideas and initiatives that Van Drew should be advocating for all of us.  Since getting elected, the proud South Jersey voice has been lost in DC – but we are going to bring it back,” Harrison continued.

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