NJ GOP State Committeeman Sotomayor Einstein Announces Video Conference Update for Hudson Republicans

Hudson County – NJ GOP State Committee Joshua Sotomayor Einstein announced a video conference meeting on the Covid-19 crisis and its impact on NJ with political leader Jack Ciattarelli to be held Friday May 8 at 7pm. The Hispanic Republicans of North Jersey, Hoboken Municipal Republican Committee, and the Hudson County Young Republicans are all sponsoring the event. Republicans across the county and elsewhere are invited to participate by registering online.

Ciattarelli, the New Jersey Republican Gubernatorial candidate, is a grassroots commonsense conservative with a plethora of private business and public service experience and ability to communicate past partisan differences. A veteran of the New Jersey Legislative Assembly, former Freeholder, and past municipal council member, Ciattarelli was the first statewide New Jersey Republican leader to push back against the excesses of failed Governor Phil Murphy during the Covid-19 crisis. Despite knowing there would be attacks from partisan Democrats and their extremist allies, Ciattarelli proudly stated that New Jersey should be utilizing state resources to find solutions to the ventilator shortage not wasting them on creating a statewide rationing board to determine who dies, as Governor Murphy had proposed.

“Conservatives, libertarians, smaller government people, and everyone who wants freedom and a responsible government should call or log in,” said Petra John, President of Turning Point USA Bayonne High School Chapter. She continued, “from the failure of the state government to ramp up the unemployment insurance claims system to the release of convicts from state and county prisons, our state government has failed New Jerseyans at a time of crisis.”

Herminio Mendoza, President of the Hispanic Republicans of North Jersey stated that “while far left wing leaders like Murphy have sought to take advantage of the corona virus crisis and push their out of touch agenda, Republicans and real leaders like Ciattarelli have been pushing back against these efforts and offering real solutions for the people.”