Group says nj likes their pork in a roll, not pork rolled into massive progressive spending bill

Group says NJ likes their pork in a roll, not pork rolled into massive progressive spending bill

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November 18, 2021

Jersey First visited the offices of New Jersey congressional members today, dressed in a pig costume and delivering pork roll sandwiches.

“Today we visited Representative Tom Malinowski, Andy Kim, Josh Gottheimer, and Mikie Sherrill’s offices. We asked if they would vote against the Social Spending Bill and delivered pork roll sandwiches to them to represent as New Jerseyans, we would rather eat pork for breakfast and not rolled into a spending bill at the expense of taxpayers,” the group said.

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