Recently NJ enacted provisions within Kyleigh’s law that require all drivers under the age of 21 to place decals on their license plates identifying them as young drivers.  Isn’t this profiling and discriminatory?  Where is our outrage against a law that requires law abiding citizens to display their identity as young and vulnerable, making them easy targets for criminals and predators?

Senator Tom Goodwin has proposed a sensible approach to delaying the penalties against not placing these dangerous decals on license plates while giving the state legislature time to consider repealing the ill-advised, anti-freedom and downright dangerous provision of this new law. 

I stand with Senator Goodwin.  Repeal the Decal!

Please join me in signing Senator Goodwin’s petition to repeal the decal at http://goodwin.senatenj.com/decals.

And, thank-you Senator Goodwin for protecting our young adults.
 

A week later, after it was pointed out that waiting for another study would leave teens exposed and endangered, she changed her tune yet again.

Now Assemblywoman Greenstein claims to support the repeal that others have been advocating, way before the law went into effect on May 1.

I don’t understand this. Who exactly is Assemblywoman Greenstein representing? As far as I can tell, she looks out for one person: herself.

She chases one fleeting stance after another and doesn’t dare support anything unless it will help her politically.

As an NJEA member whose union will most likely endorse Assemblywoman Greenstein for state Senate, due to her support of the NJEA’s positions, I do not feel I can trust Assemblywoman Greenstein’s word.

I hope you will join me in your support for Tom Goodwin, the Republican, instead of Democrat Linda Greenstein for state Senate.