Before the New Jersey GOP primary election, Thomas Kean felt a ‘great wave of enthusiasm’

In 2020, the race for the 7th Congressional District of the state was hotly contested, and Kean came up just a hair shy of losing to Tom Malinowski.

Thomas Kean Jr., a Republican from New Jersey, made the statement on Sunday that he was witnessing a “great wave of enthusiasm” in the days leading up to the primary election for the Republican party in the state on Tuesday. He made this statement on the day after the primary election took place.

In an interview with the media that took place over the weekend, Michael Kean, a former senator from New Jersey and the leader of the minority in the state senate, claimed that it is time to “break the back of inflation.” Kean was the minority leader in the state senate at the time.

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Kean claims that the spending in Washington, DC is entirely out of control and that this situation is hurting everyone.

It is becoming increasingly challenging for families across the United States, particularly those in the state of New Jersey and the rest of the country, to maintain their current standard of living. Because this state and the nation as a whole need to be able to run on a smaller budget, we have to find ways to cut back on our expenditures to meet this requirement.