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The majority of the Republicans’ social media criticism have Rep. Mikie Sherrill, Dn.J. In an episode of May 21st by “The Breakfast Club”.
When Radio presenter Charlamagne Tha Gott Sherrill asked whether she deserves $ 7 million for stock transactions, the democratic candidate said: “I don’t. I don’t think I did it, but I would have to see what that indicated …”
According to a report by The Washington Free BeaconSanrill could have earned 7 million US dollars since her office in 2019. The report showed that Sherls reported $ 733,209 to $ 4,321,000 in 2019 to $ 4,840,076 and $ 13,975,000 in 2024.
Fox News Digital did not check the report on the Washington Free Beacon independently.
During the first governor debate in front of New Jersey’s elections in November, Ciattarelli aimed at Sherrill for what he benefited from her time in the elected office.
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Rep. Mikie Sherrill, Dn.J. (AP Photo/Noah K. Murray)
Charlamagne Thar God pressed Sherrill repeatedly during her interview in May, citing the 7 million dollar number, which the Washington Free Beacon pleased with the average of the two areas. Fox News Digital did not check this number independently.
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“One of the worst answers that can imagine this question,” said conservative commentator Steve Guest in response to the now viral clip.
After Sherill had repeatedly changed, he said: “I think we made money with my husband’s job. He is paid in shares. They are sold automatically. So I think we made money there. We don’t make a single cash register trade.”
She emphasized that she does not sell individual shares and explained: “I want people to know that because of my work in the congress, I can’t somehow enrich information and enrich myself.”
The Republican candidate Jack Ciattarelli, left, shakes his hand to the democratic candidate for governor Mikie Sherrill before a debate on Sunday, September 21, 2025, in Lawreceville, NJ (AP Photo/Noah K. Murray)
The Republican Governors Association cut off and the video posted At the beginning of this summer, and after the debate on Sunday, it won more traction on social media.
“There is another big difference between your public service and my public service,” said Ciattarelli on Sunday. “It actually cost me money. The time I took to my company. In the seven years in which she was in the congress, he triples her net value.”
But Sherrill pushed back the debate level and argued that it did not make individual shares.
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“Articles were written about how transparent and ethically I went beyond the requirements of the congress, and I continue to do so,” said Sherrill.
Sherrill’s campaign did not react immediately to the request from FOX News Digital by comment.
