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Chose_a_usersname t1_j6ort9u wrote

Reply to comment by jimlaregina in In light of Biden announcing funding for the Hudson tunnels, let’s not forget Chris Christie canceled the original project which would have been done by now and cost half as much. by Flashinglights0101

Is that what it sounds like? Or you have zero policy to point to that would actually make things better for the lower and middle class that the orange man ran on (which is no policy). So your only defense is to personally lash out at someone rather than having a defensible position. Face it bud your party is all about "feelings" nothing about good government

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darthpierogi t1_j6orjvy wrote

Reply to comment by darthpierogi in Fried eggplant and fried raviolis. Don't get more NJ than this. @Talicerios in Middletown. by Artystrong1

While I'm here I might as well brag about my favorite sandwich shop. It's a local sub shop in Sayreville called Big Wally's. Great subs, crazy amount of hot subs/wraps that are called different names, but they'll also do whatever for you. It's a cash only place, but it's the only place I'll go out of my way to go take out cash for. Just be sure to pre-order it so you don't wait there for 30 minutes, they haven't brought back eat-in yet but they had a few tables pre-pandemic. Their hot sandwiches are great, especially anything on garlic bread with pesto. Their bread deliveries I think are from NY? not sure, but it's good.

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2017Recon t1_j6org5b wrote

Reply to Specialized license plates question by robin7907

When you apply for the specialized or vanity plate you are doing so with your current registration and current plate it’s tied to. Basically you are replacing a plate and they will automatically transfer the reg to the new plate you shouldn’t have to do anything. If that’s not crystal clear when you apply or in what you received then visit the mvc and clarify I guess.

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barristadept t1_j6oqbhv wrote

Reply to comment by SyndicalistCPA in 8th Dead Whale washes up on NY/NJ coastline by grr5000

It should be easy to make that determination then. Halt the whale killing sonar and determine the cause before proceeding. It's hilarious that democrats would be bitching for the same thing if we were drilling for oil. But it's wind so a few whales deaths is worth it. Clown world.

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rollotomasi07071 OP t1_j6op7ug wrote

Reply to 12 NJ coastal mayors sign letter to halt offshore wind activity after 8th whale found dead at Lido Beach by rollotomasi07071

12 NJ Coastal mayors: 7 Republicans, 4 non-partisan, 1 Democrat.

North Wildwood mayor Patrick T. Rosenello (Republican)

Brigantine mayor Vince Sera (Republican)

Deal mayor (non-partisan)

Stone Harbor mayor Judith M. Davies-Dunhour (Republican)

Long Beach Township mayor (non-partisan)

Wildwood Crest mayor (non-partisan)

Spring Lake mayor Jennifer Naughton (Democrat)

Linwood mayor Darren H. Matik (Republican)

Margate mayor (non-partisan)

Mantoloking mayor Laurence White III (Republican)

Point Pleasant Beach mayor Paul M. Kanitra (Republican)

Bay Head mayor William Curtis (Republican)

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matt151617 t1_j6op2s8 wrote

Reply to Spurred by Gov. Murphy’s reform pledge, NJ lawmakers are working on changing liquor licensing laws that have remained largely unchanged since the years just following Prohibition: The current laws make obtaining a liquor license difficult and allow for a finite number of retail consumption licenses by rollotomasi07071

I absolutely HATE that I have to go to a liquor store to get some beer on the way to a party or something, instead of swinging by a convenience store or buying it at the grocery store. Massachusetts has similar laws (you have to buy from a liquor store), but there's not these dumb limits of the number of permits issued by population as well.

Hopefully they pass this and let you have the option to pump your own gas.

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Edit: I actually read the bill and it really won't change anything. NJ is stupid.

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matt151617 t1_j6ookqq wrote

Reply to comment by iboxagox in Spurred by Gov. Murphy’s reform pledge, NJ lawmakers are working on changing liquor licensing laws that have remained largely unchanged since the years just following Prohibition: The current laws make obtaining a liquor license difficult and allow for a finite number of retail consumption licenses by rollotomasi07071

You do realize you don't have to drink alcohol with a meal, right?

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