This is Loretta Weinberg’s letter at Bob Menendez: Make like Biden and return to home.

A former New Jersey lawmaker thought Joe Biden’s vote could be a learning opportunity for senators of an age group within this state. Garden State.

While our nation’s focus has been centered on this week’s decision by the White House, one former New Jersey lawmaker thought the president’s decision could prove to be an instructive moment for one of the senators of in the Garden State.

Former state senator. Loretta Weinberg, a veteran Bergen County Democrat, posted an email to Sen. Bob Menendez on X the platform that was previously called Twitter on Sunday night. The message reads “Sen. Menendez A message to you from the Pres. Biden about how to conduct yourself! hope you’ve acknowledged receipt. “

In his blog article, Weinberg referred the fact that President Joe Biden withdrew his campaign to win re-election after months of speculation about what next steps he’d receive from his party’s top officials.

Do you believe Bob Menendez stay in the Senate race?

Menendez is convicted of 16 criminal charges by an federal judge during March.. is being pressured to step down in order to serve and the Democratic Party. His fellow senators, such as Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer of New York and the New Jersey senator. Cory Booker and Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania have all declared that it’s the moment to step down. Governor. Phil Murphy called on the Senate to eliminate Menendez should the possibility arise the senator does not quit on his own way.

When the verdict was announced this week Menendez declared he was going to appeal the decision, and said he believed that “the facts and law didn’t support that decision. “

NJ Senate election: Can Senator. Bob Menendez remain defiant and remain an independent?

Senator Menendez’s Senate seat is currently up for election in October, but the current term of his office is set to expire by the end of the next year. Menendez was not in the highly contentious primary for the Democratic nomination this year in the Senate race, but it is still on the ballot.

He submitted an application during the trial to run as an independent presidential candidate. It is likely to be the Democratic candidate on the ballot in October may come from Rep. Andy Kim – one of the Burlington County congressman who has been vocal in his criticism of Menendez and announced his candidacy the same day Menendez was accused of a crime before his own Senate. Menendez and Kim are expected to both fight Republican Hotelier Curtis Bashaw.

Katie Sobko covers the New Jersey Statehouse. Contact: djgain2005@gmail.com