RIGGED: NJ Senate Passes Bill That Keeps Trump's Name Off Ballot Unless He Releases His Tax Returns

 The New Jersey Senate passed a bill on Thursday that would prevent President Donald Trump's name from being on the state's ballot in 2020 unless he releases his tax returns. 

  The Senate, which is controlled by Democrats, voted 23-11, sending the bill to the Assembly committee. The bill will not allow President Trump or Vice President Mike Pence to appear on the New Jersey ballot unless they release their tax returns 50 days prior to the general election in 2020.

  This bill would guarantee a Democrat would win the state of New Jersey. This bill passed the Senate back in 2017 but was blocked by former Gov. Chris Christie. But now, the governor is Democrat Phil Murphy.