SCAM New Jersey mayor opens Trump food boxes, removes president’s letter, and replaces it with his own

Jonas Parker

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New Jersey mayor opens Trump food boxes, removes president’s letter, and replaces it with his own
Fresh food deliveries went to Linden senior citizen buildings

By David Wildstein, October 22 2020 2:32 pm
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Boxes of fresh food distributed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture were delivered to Linden residents this week, but a letter from President Donald Trump was replaced by one from Mayor Derek Armstead.

A letter from President Donald Trump that accompanied U.S. Department of Agriculture fresh food boxes for Linden was replaced by one from the city’s Democratic mayor, Derek Armstead.

Food boxes were opened by local public works department employees. Trump’s letter was removed and a letter from Armstead was added.

“The original letter in these boxes was removed, and the mayor had city employees put in his letter on work time,” said Councilwoman Gretchen Hickey, a Democrat and an Armstead political rival.

Armstead acknowledged that his message was added to the box, offering local residents the impression to recipients that the food came from him.

“Whenever I do a delivery, I always add a letter from the mayor,” Armstead told the New Jersey Globe.
Trump says his administration has delivered 100 million Farmers to Families food boxes since May as part of a program to send nutritious food to families in need.

Included in the box is a letter from Trump on White House stationary that includes guidance to reduce the risk of being infected with COVID-19.

“The Mayor bragged about himself and his hand-outs,” Hickey said. “Trickery, deceitfulness, and theft for votes is very much alive in Linden.”

Trump launched the food box program last spring after some farmers said they were destroying food because the coronavirus pandemic left them with limited options to sell their food.

The Linde boxes came from DiMare Fresh, a Boston-based food repacking company.

Trump’s decision to add his letter to food distribution for needy families in advance of the November 3 presidential election has drawn some criticism.

“It is quite unethical and a misuse of government funds,” the executive director of a Chicago food pantry, Dr. Evelyn Figueroa, executive director of the Pilsen Food Pantry, said last month. “I find it highly offensive that we have a letter in here that doesn’t add any value and to me it seems very self-promoting.”

Figueroa said the Pilsen Food Pantry was removing Trump’s letter from about 200 boxes.
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Dobbin

Faithful Steed
Pure and simple "I do this because I can."

NOT because you have anything "better" to add. It is obvious from the lack of interest in the food outcome you don't.

The only thing that recommends is a number to contact the Mayor's Office. Doubtless any problems with the food will be referred to Federal Providers - and a complaint transmitted to the MEEDIA so they can flame Trump.

Calling the number will likely get a recorded reply "Your Mayor thanks you for your interest. Please leave a message at the beep and someone will get back to you."

Unlike Trump, not even a hint of personal concern or encouragement.

Dobbin
 

vessie

Has No Life - Lives on TB
What a Shagitz.

This is they type of behavior of a thief.

I would Highly suggest that a forensic accountant be hired to go through all his assets and that of his relatives, to see if or what he may be hiding.

People like this take bribes all the time. V
 
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