By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog
We all know that the Democrat obsession with “tolerance” is a one way street, Save Jerseyans. They’ll tolerate you until you disagree with their worldview (or conflict with their adopted narrative). Then all bets are off…
Exhibit A: here’s a clip for this week’s Hamilton Township (Atlantic County) committee meeting where Judith Y. Link (wearing green on the far right, ironically), one of two Democrats on the 3-2 Republican committee and a candidate for reelection in 2015, came out in favor of a higher age minimum for service on township committee.
Her comments were clearly aimed at the woman to her right, Deputy Mayor Amy Gatto, who first ascended to the mayoral position at age 29 back in 2011. And last I checked Hamilton is still standing…
https://www.facebook.com/amygatto/videos/vb.54201553/10100154554613653/?type=2&theater
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If people would take the time to watch the discussion leading up to the exchange they would realize that Mrs. Link did not call for a ” age restriction” to run for Township Committee. A short video clip is a way to depict a situation as you want it be seen.
Nelson don’t muddy the Watters this is ludicrous!
Put up for shut up. The video is pretty unambiguous, Nelson. What was she calling for? Provide the alleged missing context? If you can?
Nelson Gaskill you are 100% correct. Here is a longer version of the video, with the missing context:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iUzITmzd5JU&feature=youtu.be&t=6350
We have enough real problems, this destructive political crap has no place in the Township of Hamilton.
Nelson Gaskill you are 100% correct. Here is a link to the “missing” context:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iUzITmzd5JU&feature=youtu.be&t=6350
We have enough real problems, this destructive political crap has no place in the Township of Hamilton.
The post was nothing short of political. I agree with Mr Gaskill. Mrs. Link was talking about age restrictions with reference to a senior board and basically referred to the committee not having one. The obvious example of that is Amy. I consider myself a pretty good friend to Amy. Good enough to let her know I didn’t agree with the post. Your post suggests you know about our town. I’m curious how? To be clear, I’m a registered Republican and pretty much a life long resident. Your post is a simple assumption. Assumptions are nothing more than the root of screw ups. I’d expect more from an attorney.
Still waiting for my comment with the missing context to be approved by the moderator…. I would hope you’re not cherry picking comments to suit your spin.