"Sadly, recent events have shown that there's evidence to warrant an impeachment inquiry," Norcross said following the vote. "Today, we voted to establish procedures for the next phase. The American people deserve to hear all the facts."
he Congressional Progressive Caucus PAC (CPC PAC) – the political arm of the Congressional Progressive Caucus – announced the endorsement of U.S. Congressman Donald Norcross, who serves as the Caucus’ Vice-Chair and Liaison to Labor, for re-election in the 2020 election cycle.
Agreement over tax policies has been elusive between New Jersey’s Democratic leaders and the state’s progressives, but the two sides came together Wednesday on a subject that has enjoyed decades of bipartisan, statewide support: expanding the federal earned income tax credit, or EITC.
At his Cherry Hill office, Rep. Donald Norcross called on New Jersey’s congressional delegation to join him in sponsoring what he termed “pro-worker legislation.”
Norcross, who hosted an earlier roundtable on the issue of drug prices in April, has stressed there is no single “silver bullet” solution. Rather he believes the problem can only be addressed with multiple actions, such as giving the government the ability to negotiate down the price of prescription drugs, increasing transparency surrounding the pricing and rebates offered to pharmacy benefit managers, and making it easier for brand drugs to be reproduced as generics.
“Russia has better pricing than we do in the United States. That’s a problem. But it’s a problem that can be fixed,” Norcross said.
If Vermont doesn’t want the Air Force’s newest fighter jets, New Jersey will be glad to find a home for them in South Jersey.
Congressman Donald Nocross, D-1 of Camden, made that clear in a letter to the Air Force’s acting secretary last week that renewed the state’s push for the service to send some of the new F-35 fighters to the New Jersey Air National Guard’s 177th Fighter Wing at Atlantic City International Airport in Egg Harbor Township.