Seth Grossman has questions about the prosecutor's role in solving the rampant homeless, crime, and drug issues in Atlantic City.

Tuesday, Oct 15, 2024 2:30pm to 3:30pm.  1400 AM, 92.3FM Near Atlantic City, NJ. WOND Radio.com online.

TRANSCRIPT:

DAN KLEIN:  Good afternoon here. We got Seth Grossman in the studio, executive director for Liberty and Prosperity, and more info on them at libertyandprosperity.com. 

SETH GROSSMAN: . Last week, I was talking about the Republicans, candidates running in Atlanta County. That for whatever reason, Christine Masker running for City Council in little Estell Manor is the only Republican candidate in Atlantic County with a lawnsign that says "Republican" on it.  And I I just could not understand why, especially this year.  This year, the issue is not whether it's the personality of Trump or the personality of Kamala Harris. It's about the policy. The Democratic Party has been hijacked by people who want to tear down everything this country stands for. Republicans may not be the sharpest tools in the in the in the shed, but they don't want to destroy the country. So all a Republican candidate has to do to win this year, in my opinion, and based on a lot of voters I've talked to, is just say I am a Republican and I am against what the Democrats want to do. So if you want to stop the Democrats, you need to vote for me and every Republican from Trump all the way down to me. They used to have signs that said "Vote Republican." 
So you would think that. So I I we did have, some of the Republican candidates came to a liberty and prosperity meeting, and we expressed that. And they said, well well, gee whiz, we're, we we we now realize we ought to do something, but look at the bright side. They said at least all of our signs are red, and everybody knows Republicans are red. Why do I say, well, not everybody knows that. And then, of course, you have certain candidates who don't have branding amount. I'm a marketing guy. Alright. I can see the argument. And and then, the Democrats, of course, most of their signs are blue. That's right. And and Baby blue. And in Democratic areas, they'll say vote Democratic. In Republican areas, of course, they don't say who they're voting for. But but you see, my my message to Republican candidates, you could pretend that you're not a Republican and and not and hope everybody who doesn't like Republicans is gonna vote for you because you are just a wonderful person. But when they look for you in the ballot, you're gonna be on a ballot with a label called Republican. So, you know, it's not like you're fooling anybody. They're gonna find out you're Republican before they decide whether or not to vote for you. And as you point out, considering the environment we're in today, it is a very easy way to differentiate and distinguish yourself from the other side. It's actually it's almost like gift wrap for Ryan out loud. But it would be easier if you had the word Republican. But now you have most Republicans, have, you know, they they they the signs are red even if they don't say Republican on them. Right. So and they're saying and, you know, we really have to get Curtis Bashaw elected to US senate because he has a chance of defeating Andy Kim. I would agree with that. And we were like, great. Republicans should support him. So I'm driving back from the, taking my morning swim, and I'm driving down Amherst Avenue, and I saw my first Curtis Bashaw for senate sign. Navy blue. Right? Guess what color his blue. Yeah. Navy blue. Democrat blue. Yeah. So But, I mean, it doesn't I don't think it says Republican on. Does it say Republican on? No. It does not. It doesn't. Move. I mean, so so, I mean, I we could preach, what they say, you could lead a horse to water, but you can't make them think through all stems from, like, years ago when the Democrats were in the doghouse and the Republicans were in the doghouse. So they they brainstormed in the backroom. Alright.