Assemblyman Parker Space and Assemblywoman Gail Phoebus have ginned up a public relations machine to tout bills sponsored by them in the New Jersey Assembly. They serve up an impression of legislative leadership that’s simply political spin.

Folks are moving out of Sussex County faster than anywhere else in New Jersey. Two towns, Vernon and Hopatcong, are in the list of the top ten municipalities people are abandoning.

The Pay Equity Act (S992, A2750) requires that men and women receive equal pay for equal work.

Just weeks after the current legislative session started, Gail Phoebus and Parker Space sponsored a bill in Trenton that is stunning in its scope for repealing nearly every major weapons restriction in New Jersey.

It’s only a few weeks into the current legislative session, but Assemblyman Parker Space and Assemblywoman Gail Phoebus have already posted a plethora of bills, all of which appear to be dead on arrival (DOA). They’ve proposed a lot of bills, many of them rehashing legislation that’s been previously posted and ignored, none of which are likely to come to the Assembly floor for a vote.

Assemblywoman Gail Phoebus owes Planned Parenthood an apology.

Earlier this year, both houses of the New Jersey Legislature unanimously adopted a bill (S2360) that would require that law enforcement be notified if someone seeking to purchase a firearm went to court to expunge a record of a mental health commitment.

On Thursday, Assemblyman Parker Space and Assemblywoman Gail Phoebus will have an opportunity to showcase their political courage.

It seems that GOP Presidential candidate Donald Trump and Sussex County Assemblywoman Gail Phoebus have something in common. Both make outrageous allegations that have no basis in fact.

Last Saturday a GOP convention appointed Gail Phoebus to represent the 24th legislative District in the New Jersey General Assembly.