Tiffanie Fisher declaration: 'Russo, Hoboken is not for sale!'

 The new and improved, happy-go-lucky Councilman Michael Russo is about to go full neanderthal on Councilwoman Fisher.  

Her deconstruction op-ed letter on why Russo should not be mayor of Hoboken appeared on the Hudson County View and will generate more buzz not a day following the exclusive story here of the long time Third Ward Councilman's secret dinner with Mayor Ravi Bhalla. 

The scattershot blast of greatest hits in Russo's checkered Hoboken political career highlighted:

  • The questionable 100K backing of big development company, Ironstate, and subsidiary Applied, the largest landlord in Hoboken 
  • Russo's infamous FBI undercover video selling out Hoboken to a federal informant posing as a developer for the low price of $5,000 now and $5,000 later
  • Russo's suspect 2015 council campaign where he paid nearly 250 Housing Authority residents approximately $18,000 outside his ward but from the fourth and fifth wards as "campaign workers" 
  • Russo's Chapter 7 bankruptcy from late 2023 where he attempted to commingle seven-figures in personal debts with an unrelated "business dispute" of over $1,000,000 with a major insurance carrier, rejected by the Bankruptcy Court.

For more on this story, please see the Hudson County View.

A Michael Russo's greatest hits letter from Councilwoman
Tiffanie Fisher hit the Hoboken mayor's race.
The Big Development-backed candidate will not be amused.


Hoboken Election 2025 Note: One thing we can be assured; there will not be a "I like Tiffanie" response coming from Michael Russo.

The rest of this article will go out tomorrow to members.  

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