South Jersey needs more nurses and care professionals, not barriers that push them away. (5/5)

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It would also make it harder for future nurses, therapists, and care workers to enter these professions by limiting their access to federal student loans. I will fight any policy that undermines the people who helped me care for my mother in her final year and who care for all of us every day. (4/5)

and later served as Director of Nursing at Atlantic Coastal Surgery Center.She pursued continuing education her entire life because she believed patients deserved the very best care.

This reclassification would devalue the careers of people like her. (3/5)

My mother was a Registered Nurse who earned one of the first CNOR certifications in our region. She supervised teams in the Operating Room at Atlantic City Medical Center, volunteered to take "call" for emergency cases that came through the Trauma Center, (2/5)

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Rather than fighting for his constituents by returning to Congress to negotiate and pass the Continuing Resolution, Van Drew is still drawing a paycheck while the government is shut down and Congress is not in session. (4/4)

This travesty was preventable, but Jeff Van Drew and his colleagues in Congress chose to give huge tax cuts to the wealthiest instead of making sure families in South Jersey had the services they need in the One Big Beautiful Bill. (3/4)

If you or someone you love needs help putting meals on the table, please use the link below to find resources in your county:
nj.gov/basicneeds/food/get-food-this-week.shtml
Please share this with friends, family, and neighbors. No one should have to face hunger alone. (2/4)

FDR understood that true progress is not measured by what we give to those who already have plenty, but by whether we provide enough for those who have too little. By that measure, the Republican leadership and Jeff Van Drew have failed South Jersey.

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In NJ’s 2nd District, nearly 1 in 10 households rely on SNAP. Over 30,000 infants and children benefit from WIC. Thousands of veterans depend on food assistance or VA services that could face disruption.

This is not fiscal responsibility. It is cruelty disguised as politics.

The GOP’s so-called “One Big Beautiful Bill” locked in tax breaks for billionaires while demanding cuts to essential programs that working families depend on. Now they have refused to negotiate, holding the government hostage to protect their donors instead of their constituents.

Their manufactured shutdown is threatening to cut off SNAP and WIC, lifelines for families, children, and veterans right here in South Jersey. These are programs that keep food on the table when times are tough, and they are being used as bargaining chips in a political stunt.

I am! From No Kings in Ocean City and Cape May Court House, NJ!