The Democrat machine is in full panic mode as eleven candidates duke it out in Thursday's primary for New Jersey's 11th District, desperately trying to hold onto a blue-leaning seat that could be the difference between President Trump's legislative agenda succeeding or failing.
The winner of this Democrat free-for-all will face off against Republican Joe Hathaway in April's special election, and the stakes couldn't be higher. With Republicans clinging to a narrow House majority, every seat matters as Trump pushes his America First agenda through Congress.
What's telling about this primary circus? When you have 11 Democrats fighting for the same seat, it shows just how fractured and desperate the party has become. They can't even unite behind a single candidate in what they consider a "safe" district.
The Real Stakes
This isn't just about one House seat – it's about whether President Trump can continue delivering on his promises to secure the border, cut government waste through Elon Musk's DOGE initiative, and drain the swamp. Every additional Republican in Congress means less obstruction from the radical left.
While Democrats tear each other apart in their primary battle, Republican Joe Hathaway is building a united campaign focused on the issues that matter to hardworking New Jersey families: lower taxes, secure borders, and getting government out of their daily lives.
"The Democrats' 11-way food fight shows they're more interested in power politics than serving the people," one GOP strategist told sources close to the campaign.
The April special election will be a crucial test of whether Trump's coattails continue to help Republicans win in traditionally blue areas. With the President's approval ratings climbing as he delivers on campaign promises, even "safe" Democrat seats are looking vulnerable.
Patriots in New Jersey's 11th District have a real opportunity to send another America First fighter to Congress. The question is: will they seize it, or let the Democrats' chaos machine keep a stranglehold on their representation?