Seth Grossman
I set up this site as ‘GrossmanforCongress’ when I ran for the House of Representatives in the District that includes much of South Jersey in 2018. I won the June Primary Election to become the Republican nominee. I was narrowly defeated by then Democrat Jeff Van Drew who later switched parties to become a Republican. I remain active as a private citizen to keep America great. Much of my work is done as Executive Director of Liberty And Prosperity, a non-political education organization. This website will express my personal and political views which may not be appropriate for Liberty And Prosperity. Thanks for your continued interest and support.
"If I can't get my kids to synagogue for Rosh Hashana (Jewish New Year) tomorrow, can you loan me prayer book so I could do small service for them at home?" Was asking for a friend. Chabad of Boynton received many such requests during past few days & loaned this. Happy New Year! https://t.co/dtge9TanJm
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RT @PrisonPlanet: Strange how I've not seen this graph on the evening news as of late. https://t.co/2QAUUyydkR
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Christmas 1776: The Start of Ten Days In New Jersey That Saved America and Changed The World
Photo from https://www.washingtoncrossingpark.org/. Each Christmas Day, several thousand visitors stand for hours by the Delaware River, just north of Trenton. There, at Washington’s Crossing Park, they
Let’s Teach GOP Leaders What We Learned. Working and Winning Together.
For eight months, I devoted almost every waking minute trying to win last month’s election. During that time, I neglected many other things. It took
Jewish Hanukkah Gave Hope To Christians
The Maccabee books that tell the Jewish Hanukkah story are in the Roman Catholic Bible but not in the Jewish Old Testament. The 8 day
SETH 1776 RADIO
‘If you don’t believe America was great, talk to me or anybody who grew up in Atlantic City during the 50’s and 60’s’
‘If you think progressive Democrats and socialists care about people, look what they did to the people of Atlantic City.’
Seth Grossman