POLITICAL EARTHQUAKE: Biden & Bush Teams Unite to SAVE Democracy!

A surprising alliance has formed in the New Jersey governor’s race, bridging the deep divide of American politics. A former White House spokesman from the Biden administration and a veteran Republican strategist, both advisors to the non-partisan Cost Coalition, are throwing their weight behind Democrat Mikie Sherrill. Their endorsement isn’t based on party loyalty, but on a singular, critical issue: affordability. After a detailed analysis of both candidates’ plans, they found a stark contrast in their approaches to the financial pressures facing New Jersey families. Sherrill, they believe, offers concrete solutions. The Cost Coalition, born from concern over rising costs and mounting national debt, is comprised of individuals from across the political spectrum – even including former allies of Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign. They united with a common goal: to champion leaders who prioritize the economic security of American families. The group’s founders initially criticized former President Trump’s economic policies, arguing they posed a direct threat to the livelihoods of everyday Americans. Now, they see a similar danger in the policies emanating from Washington, D.C., policies they believe are exacerbating the cost crisis. New Jersey, already burdened by high taxes and a housing shortage, is a prime example of this struggle. Sherrill has proposed bold measures, including a temporary freeze on electricity prices, consolidation of school districts to lower property taxes, and initiatives to increase grocery store competition. The advisors specifically highlighted Sherrill’s commitment to tackling price gouging, cutting bureaucratic red tape hindering affordable housing, and fighting against inflated prescription drug costs. They believe she’s uniquely positioned to deliver tangible relief. Their assessment of Republican candidate Jack Ciattarelli, despite giving him a fair hearing, proved less favorable. While Ciattarelli also focuses on affordability, the advisors concluded his policies align with the very Washington agenda they are fighting against. He reportedly gave that agenda a glowing review, earning a failing grade from the Cost Coalition. This endorsement arrives alongside support from other prominent Democrats, including a video message from former President Obama and campaign appearances with former Transportation Secretary Buttigieg and Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro. The stakes are high in this off-year election, viewed by some as a potential bellwether for national trends. Republicans are hoping to capitalize on recent gains in the state, narrowing Trump’s margin of defeat in the previous election and flipping several counties. But the Cost Coalition’s unusual backing of Sherrill signals a powerful message: affordability transcends party lines, and the economic well-being of families must be the priority.