Editorial

Star-Ledger Editorial Says Constitution Was Written by Dirty People Who Believed in Witchcraft

NEWARK, NJ – Leave it to the liberal media to throw down against America’s Second Amendment to the Constitution by saying the document was written by a bunch of ignorant colonials who believed in witchcraft, seldom bathed, and didn’t believe in travel over 25 miles per hour. Which means we need to trash the second amendment. “The Second Amendment was ratified in 1791. In 1791, people still widely believed in witchcraft, bathed several times a year, and thought that if a human being were ever to exceed 25 miles per hour via horse or carriage they would surely perish. The

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Editorial: New Jersey doesn’t need vaccine passports based on irrational fears

By Declan O’Scanlon, Steven Oroho New Jersey State Senators Vaccine passports in New Jersey are unnecessary, based on irrational fear, and would offer little more than the illusion of safety. Forcing people to display proof of vaccination amounts to little more than pandemic theater that is ineffective at eliminating risk, as some may desire. Our position is supported by a review of public health data, federal guidance on vaccinations, and the growing sentiment from health experts that COVID-19 is here to stay. With a variety of options available to each of us to reduce our individual risk to a level

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Star-Ledger editorial board calling for vaccine passports in New Jersey

NEWARK, NJ – The Star-Ledger, New Jersey’s largest newspaper today is calling for vaccine passports for the Garden State and slamming progressive Governor Phil Murphy for not pulling the trigger on it yet. Murphy has long maintained that because black and brown communities are lagging behind in vaccinations compared to other demographics in the state. The Ledger board called Murphy’s reasoning, a ‘flimsy’ excuse. “We’re still not punching at the weight we need to punch in Black and brown communities,” Murphy told the Star-Ledger editorial board. “We’re doggedly on that. We’ve made progress. But I don’t feel we’re there yet. I

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