Pennacchio Blasts Absurd Democrat Suggestion to Seize Trumps Golf Course for Housing

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Senator Joe Pennacchio condemned a New Jersey Democrat's proposal to use eminent domain to seize President Trump's golf course in Bedminster for affordable housing. He described the suggestion as "absurd" and politically motivated, arguing that Democrats are politicizing low-income housing development instead of addressing critical housing needs. Pennacchio emphasized that Democrats have held power in the Statehouse for over two decades without resolving the affordability crisis. He suggested that rather than politicizing housing mandates, they should focus on reducing taxes and fees that burden residents. The senator pointed out that New Jersey's high cost of living stems from years of ineffective Democratic leadership.

He has consistently called for more local control over housing policies and practical reforms that prioritize tax relief and responsible planning. The statement reflects the ongoing debate surrounding housing initiatives in New Jersey. As the state grapples with affordability issues, Pennacchio's remarks underscore the political divide on how to effectively address these challenges.

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