Russo push poll hits the streets

 There's a new telephone poll slamming the Mile Square City. This one comes with a twist. It's a push poll for Michael Russo.

Councilman Ruben Ramos has proposed a public-private recreation center partnership for the northwest. 

The Hudson County View features more details here. 

Did you watch the three-hour Hudson County Chamber of Commerce mayoral forum? There's still time. 😍

Screenshot via Instagram Reel, c/o The Hudson County View

About the Hoboken push poll pointing to Michael Russo as the culprit. It's loaded for bear and allegedly targets Council members Tiffanie Fisher, Ruben Ramos, and Emily Jabbour. 

Fisher is someone who worked at BlackRock, and Ramos is someone who failed some environmental group's score while in the NJ Assembly. Jabbour allegedly has gone soft on Republicans, which will come as news to her since she recently pushed for a gun grab as a trans terror is under investigation by the Feds for reportedly having known and bragged that Christian activist Charlie Kirk would be assassinated at an upcoming Utah college appearance. 

The dead giveaway on the Russo push poll is a question asking if the listener knew that Russo never voted for a tax increase, would they consider voting for him to be mayor?

All of this is less than accurate, but the hilarity is that Russo almost always votes for more spending and personnel increases with large contracts. The councilman who had an iffy $2,000,000 bankruptcy lingering back in 2023 knows one thing quite well. Spend, spending, and more spending. 

With this, let's hope Councilwoman Emily Jabbour will be ok. After all, "words are violence," and she's been violated. At least that's a Marxist staple of Critical Theory that has plagued the US for some time.

One of the predictive social media postings referencing
The violence planned for Charlie Kirk now under
federal investigation.





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