Jackson Township GOP

21/03/2023

A Night out to Support Assemblymen Rob Clifton and Alex Sauickie with Special Guest Jack Ciattarelli - 4/11/23 -

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14/03/2023

TRENTON, N.J. – New Jersey veterans with certain medical training will be able to more easily transfer their skills to licensed practical nursing careers under a bill signed by Gov. Phil Murphy on Friday and sponsored by Assemblywoman Michele Matsikoudis and Assemblyman Alex Sauickie. “New Jers...

06/03/2023

Happy Purim! Wishing our neighbors peace, prosperity, and positive change in their lives.

01/01/2023

Happy New Year! Wishing you and your families a wonderful 2023 full of blessings. –Alex

07/12/2022

Today marks eighty-one years since the attack on Pearl Harbor—a tragedy that plunged our country into the Second World War.

Let us remember the 2,403 patriots we lost that day, twenty-four of whom called New Jersey their home. And further, let us honor their memory by upholding the values of this great nation. May they rest in peace. 🇺🇸

(Source: pearlharbor.us)

17/11/2022

Club Meeting November 30th at the Jackson VFW - http://eepurl.com/id2Yev

17/10/2022

Club Meeting October 26th at the Jackson VFW - http://eepurl.com/ibAajL

05/10/2022

To our neighbors celebrating Yom Kippur, G'mar chatima tovah! May you all have a happy holiday and good final sealing.

17/09/2022

Today is Constitution Day and Citizenship Day! On this date 235 years ago, thirty-eight delegates signed the new Constitution of the United States, setting forth a government of, by, and for the people. This "experiment" of liberty and freedom has continued for centuries.

The United States remains a beacon of hope for millions around the world, and the Constitution is a reminder to government of the values and principles of her people.

Join your family and friends today in reading this foundational document. Understand its history and development over the past two centuries, its meaning for over 300 million citizens, and what we can do to preserve and protect those principles for generations to come. 🇺🇸

(Source: Nat'l Archives & Records Admin., The Constitution: How Did it Happen?)

16/09/2022

Beginning in 1979, Congress and the President declared the third Friday of September as POW/MIA Recognition Day. Today, we recognize the prisoners of war and those members of the armed forces missing in action while serving our country.

The following are the numbers of American service members who were prisoners of war throughout our country's recent history:

• World War II: 130,201 imprisoned; 14,072 died
• Korean War: 7,140 imprisoned; 2,701 died
• Vietnam War: 725 imprisoned; 64 died
• Since 1991: 37 imprisoned

The following are the numbers of Americans who are still missing:

• World War II: 73,515
• Korean War: 7,841
• Vietnam War: 1,626
• Cold War: 126
• Since 1991: 6

They will not be forgotten.

(Source: Military.com)