Pennacchio praises Trump’s role in addressing New Jersey drone concerns

Pennacchio praises Trump’s role in addressing New Jersey drone concerns
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Senator Joe Pennacchio has expressed approval for President-elect Donald Trump’s involvement in addressing the issue of drones flying over New Jersey. Last week, Pennacchio reached out to Trump, urging him to engage with the matter before his inauguration on January 20th.

“I have zero faith in the current administration to be transparent with the American public,” stated Senator Pennacchio. “After one month of gaslighting and secrecy, the Biden administration has shown a level of incompetence never seen in American public policy. My letter to President-elect Trump was to stir up our security agencies and force the Biden administration to give the American public answers – answers that now only the voice of Donald Trump can deliver.”

In a recent press conference, President-elect Trump accused the Biden administration of withholding information from the public. He had previously criticized them for their lack of transparency and even suggested they should “shoot down” the drones.



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