New Jersey U.S. Senate candidate Christine Serrano Glassner, endorsed by President Trump, says New Jersey is more heavily taxed than most other states. Combine that with inflation, and people are suffering. "You have working class families and senior citizens and they are worried about their future and their ability to save for their children, to know that they are going to be able to continue to live in their homes," Glassner said. "Then you have young adults who can't afford to buy homes here. We want those folks to come back and to make this their home, to make New Jersey the place they raise their families. That's not possible, and it's getting more and more difficult."
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Rick Delgado shares a clip from CNN that shows Harry Enten proving the Dems wrong, that in fact, RFK, Jr. is the most popular of all Trump’s key officials.
FBI agents early Friday raided the home of former National Security Advisor John Bolton as part of an investigation into a national security matter, U.S. officials told Just the News.
FBI Director Kash Patel hinted at the action in a cryptic post on his X social media account.
“NO ONE is above the law… FBI agents on mission,” Patel wrote.
Officials said the search of Bolton’s home involved a national security case that began under the Biden administration, but wasn’t aggressively pursued until Patel took over earlier this year. They declined to be more specific.
Bolton was one of several national security advisers for Trump, but was eventually fired and became a critic of the current president and Patel's nomination as FBI Director.
Earlier this year, Trump pulled Bolton's security clearance and Secret Service protection, drawing objections from some GOP senators like Tom Cotton of Arkansas.
After that action, Bolton eerily predicted he might face further action from Patel's FBI.
"I think the central characteristic Trump seems to be looking for in all of the appointees we’ve seen so far is fealty to him," he told the Christian Science Monitor in January. "A lot of people say it’s loyalty. Loyalty is a virtue, it’s a good thing. That’s not what Trump wants. He wants fealty to him. He wants submissiveness. He wants yes-men and yes-women. And Kash Patel has demonstrated, in his service in Trump’s first term, that he’ll simply do whatever Trump wants.
In response to a question in the interview about Patel, he said: "I don’t think he’s qualified," Bolton told the Christian Science Monitor "And if there is a retribution campaign, and there certainly seems to be, he would be a central element of it. I think that’s dangerous."