Today took courage.
By speaking openly about his battle with depression, @CongressmanKean showed that real strength isn't pretending everything is fine, it's having the courage to ask for help and to share your story so others know they are not alone.
Mental illness doesn't discriminate. It affects people from every background, every profession, and every walk of life. Too often, the stigma keeps people suffering in silence. Congressman Kean's willingness to speak publicly today about his experience helps break down that stigma and reminds others that seeking treatment is a sign of strength, not weakness.
I commend Tom for his honesty, his resilience, and his bravery. I wish him continued health and success as he returns to serving the people of New Jersey’s 7th Congressional District.
I’m a private person by nature, so sharing my story wasn’t easy. But if speaking openly about what I’ve been through helps even one person know they’re not alone, then it was worth it.
I’m deeply grateful for the prayers, kindness, and support I’ve received.
Yesterday evening, I had the honor of swearing in Councilman Ross Traphagen for this third three-year term serving the Town of Clinton. Ross's deep commitment to investing in his hometown and serving the Clinton community speaks volumes, and I wish him continued success in this next term.
However, my focus is on the Town of Clinton. I intend to continue to build upon the successes of the last six years, and keep moving Clinton forward together.
“Republican Ross Traphagen will seek re-election to a third term on the Clinton Town Council this year, ending speculation that he’ll seek a rematch of his 2023 campaign for the State Assembly.”
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I am excited to kick-off 2025 with a special announcement: I am running for re-election to a third term on the Clinton Town Council!
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I promise to continue to work with anyone and everyone who wants to keep making Clinton a great place to live. It’s what makes this place so special, it doesn’t matter your party label, how old or young you are, or how long you’ve lived here –
I'm honored for the second year in a row to have been included on @INSIDER__NJ's 2023 "100 Millennials List,” which highlights millennial leaders in New Jersey politics.
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It has been one of the greatest honors of my life to be a candidate for the State Assembly in the 16th legislative district.
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NFIB supports candidates who support #smallbiz, and today the NFIB NJ PAC is proud to announce its endorsement of Ross Traphagen for state Assembly. In Trenton, Ross will support & advocate for issues important to small businesses across New Jersey.
Democrats trying to hang on to their slate in battleground LD-16 see Republican Ross Traphagen threatening to snipe an Assembly seat in the Nov. 7th election. https://t.co/wPm47C4EQc
My wife and I are expecting our first baby early next year. I'm running for Assembly in #LD16 to ensure my daughter can enjoy a bright future here in New Jersey.
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I take great pride in being endorsed by the New JOBS PAC and NFIB. As a small business owner myself, I know that small business is the backbone of both our state’s culture and economy. https://t.co/E6NSz0pH6u
But, as I have heard from constituents, colleagues, and friends across the 16th Legislative District, the challenges small businesses face on a daily basis are one of the many reasons residents leave our great state.
It is the Assemblyman’s right to run for re-election, but I don’t think anyone would fault him if he just quietly walked away from this job. https://t.co/qyjqRECilU
I know Roy Freiman struggles with facts, but I believe our elected leaders should set a good example for their communities. That is why I am happy to oblige him with the truth after he stopped me in his car this past Sunday.
The children and taxpayers of Hillsborough have suffered under his leadership. For five straight years this school district has been gouged with higher and higher taxes and gotten increasingly less in return.