Donald Norcross

He says the super PAC called MAGA Inc. plans to spend $400 million by Election Day.

A suspicious envelope targeting New Jersey Congressman Donald Norcross is the latest in a string of threats against members of Congress.

The Postal Service intercepted the envelope on Monday before it made it to the Democrats office in Cherry Hill.

Dozens of congressional offices have received suspicious mail ahead of the midterms, but so far, none of the envelopes have tested positive for dangerous substances.

Don, you can call in.

It's Donald to you.

You can call in if you want.

He hasn't debated a Republican in 10 years that he's been in office.

Yes, hello, Don.

Good afternoon.

In a display of his affection for America, Donald Trump wears clothing, which is a reflection of the American flag.

Red tie.

And our candidate spotlight has been trying to do that.

We have Stacey Garrity this week and we have the guy running against Donald Norcross for Congress over in South Jersey.

We have Frank Ferry, who is a critical, critical seat next week out there in Bucks County, mainly state Senate seat.

And we'll probably are filling in some more.

Oh, next week.

Running in South Jersey against Donald Norcross.

Oh, man.

All right, so we're still moving forward on this.

Um, but really I think a- as, as we talk about, you know, the, the topics today, uh, it, it really comes from, uh, lived experiences living in this region, understanding, uh, that, you know, we're, we are all in this together, and then how we can work to address, I think, some of the issues based on those connections to the community and our understanding of where we go from here.

Uh, the last thing I'll just say is for my committee assignments, uh, I serve as the chairman of the Assembly Tourism, Gaming and Arts Committee, uh, a- as well as a member of the Assembly Transportation Committee and the Assembly Housing Committee.

Uh, I'm currently serving my fourth term in the legislature.

I was first elected in 2019, and prior to that, uh, I served, uh, for, uh, one term and the be- [clears throat] excuse me, the, the beginning of a second term before I ran for the assembly, uh, as a member of the Camden County Board of Commissioners, uh, which represents, uh, over 500,000 individuals that live in Camden County.

Uh, the last thing, Chris, as you had mentioned, uh, we participate in a, in a few different organizations and groups where our, uh, our, our priorities but our connections align.

Uh, one of which that I'm extremely proud of is our work that we've done as a member of the Camden County Air Quality Committee, uh, which, uh, was, was created and launched by Camden County government, uh, in coordination with, uh, dozens, if not hundreds at this point, uh, organizations, companies, and individuals seeking to improve the air quality in Camden County and in South Jersey.

Absolutely.

Bill, again, th- thank you, and, um, again, we've done a couple of things together in the past and been on calls and stuff.

Yeah, that's exactly what it is.

You're running against Donald Norcross, and that name is going to be very familiar to a lot of people in our core listening area here in the Delaware Valley, not just because Donald's in Congress, but he comes from a famous...

Political family, most famously or infamously, depending on your perspective, is is is George Norcross, who just pulled a Michael Corleone from Godfather three.

They're renaming Cooper University Health System in his name.

It's now the Cooper Norcross family.

health sentences or something to that regard.

And again, for my fellow Godfather fans, it reminds me of when Michael Corleone tries to buy a majority stake in International Immobilare.

It speaks at the heart of whether or not when you go to the polls in South Jersey, your vote actually matters.