Gloucester Township Republicans

09/11/2026

These two buffoons are the face of the Democratic Party. Every Democrat owns this despicable display.

09/11/2026

As the sun sets this evening, we wish our Jewish neighbors, friends, and families a blessed and meaningful Rosh Hashanah.

May the year 5787 be filled with sweetness, health, peace, and hope. May you be inscribed in the Book of Life for a good year.

Shana Tovah U’Metukah.

From all of us at the Gloucester Township Republicans — we are grateful to share this community with you.

09/11/2026

25 years later, we remember.

We remember the 2,977 innocent lives taken on September 11, 2001. We remember the courage of the first responders who ran toward danger.

And we remember how, in our darkest hour and in the days after, Americans stood together.

May we never forget. 🇺🇸

09/11/2026

Commemorating the 25th Anniversary of September 11, 2001

Twenty-five years have passed since the morning the sky turned black and the world changed forever. On that day, ordinary men and women became extraordinary. While so many ran from the fire, others—firefighters, police officers, emergency medical workers, and everyday heroes—ran into it. They climbed stairwells filled with smoke. They searched collapsing floors. They held the hands of strangers until the end. They chose courage over safety, duty over fear, and love of neighbor over self-preservation.

We still feel the devastation. We still carry the empty chairs at family tables, the names etched in stone, the silence that falls every year at 8:46 a.m. Nearly three thousand souls were taken from us in an act of pure evil. Their absence remains a wound that does not fully close. And yet, even in that darkness, light broke through.

The streets of heaven are too crowded with angels. On September 11, those streets grew fuller still—with the innocent, with the brave, with first responders who gave everything so that others might live. Their sacrifice did not end in the dust and the flames. It continues in every life they saved, every child who grew up because a stranger refused to leave them behind, and every American who still chooses service over bitterness.

Today the Gloucester Township Republicans pause in gratitude. We honor those who ran toward the fire. We remember those murdered in the name of evil. And we renew our promise: that their courage will not be forgotten, that their example will not be ignored, and that the freedom they defended will be protected by free men and women for generations to come.

May we live in a way that makes their sacrifice worth it. May we remain worthy of the angels who still walk among us—and of those who now crowd the streets of heaven.

Never forget.

09/10/2026

One year ago today, America lost Charlie Kirk: a devoted husband and father, a champion of life, defender of liberty, and witness to the pursuit of happiness.

Nothing can ever justify hatred or violence in politics. We must condemn both without hesitation, no matter who is targeted.

May Charlie's family and followers find strength in the legacy he built, and may our nation recommit to peacefully defending the principles he lived by.

Rest in peace, Charlie.🕊️🇺🇸

09/10/2026

Democrats have no plan and no answers. Best they can do are useless feel good bills and photo ops. Change our minds.

Assembly Minority Whip Brian Bergen (R-Denville) is demanding that a canceled meeting of the Assembly Commerce and Economic Development Committee be

09/08/2026

A 13% Gloucester Township municipal tax increase is being stacked on top of one of the worst tax climates in America.

New Jersey ranks 49th on the Tax Foundation’s 2026 State Tax Competitiveness Index. Only New York is worse. We have been at the bottom for more than a decade.

That statewide burden is already severe:

• Highest corporate income tax in the country: 11.5%

• Individual income tax: 10.75%, seven brackets, marriage penalty

• 3rd-highest effective property tax rate in America

• Inheritance tax, exit withholding, and rates applied to entire net income

Now Team Mayer has added a 13% municipal tax increase on top of that property-tax load.

On $500,000 of pass-through income:
New Jersey: $53,750
Florida / Texas: $0
Ten-year difference: $537,500

New Jersey enacted an income tax in 1976 to reduce property taxes. Fifty years later, both remain high. Taxes once imposed do not go away.

Gloucester Township families and employers are paying the price.

Paid for by the Gloucester Township Republicans.

09/08/2026

THIS is how every Republican should be. Bold, afraid and unapologetic. Great job once again by Assemblyman Bergen

09/07/2026

Labor Day belongs to the people who get up and do the work: the trades, the nurses, the drivers, the shop owners, the municipal crews, and the two-income households that keep a home and a family going in Gloucester Township.

That work is the American spirit in practice. It is not a theory. It is showing up, taking responsibility, and building something that lasts. Across this township, that is how people still chase the American Dream—by what they produce with their own hands and judgment.

We honor them. The men and women who work hard are the reason this remains the greatest nation on God’s green earth.

Happy Labor Day.

— Gloucester Township Republicans