Vying for the job of First Gentleman, Doug Emhoff gave a shout-out to New Jersey tonight from the stage of the Democratic National Convention.
“Where’s New Jersey?” Emhoff asked, to scattered applause from the New Jersey Delegation.
Imhoff has ties to the Garden State.
Before his father moved the Imhoff Family to California, the future entertainment lawyer and husband of Kamala Harris grew up in Matawan and Old Bridge Township. He went to Cedar Ridge High School and attended Temple Shalom, a Reform synagogue in Aberdeen.
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Doug Emhoff, the husband of Vice President Kamala Harris, recently spoke fondly of his former home in New Jersey during a virtual event with Insider NJ. Emhoff, who lived in Montclair, New Jersey for several years before moving to Washington D.C., praised the community and the sense of belonging he felt while living there.
During the event, Emhoff shared stories of his time in Montclair, highlighting the diverse and vibrant community that he and his family were a part of. He spoke about the strong sense of community spirit in Montclair and how he and his family were welcomed with open arms by their neighbors.
Emhoff also praised the town’s commitment to education and its excellent public schools, which played a significant role in shaping his children’s lives. He emphasized the importance of investing in education and providing opportunities for all children to succeed, regardless of their background.
In addition to the community and education system, Emhoff also spoke about the natural beauty of Montclair and its surrounding areas. He mentioned the numerous parks, hiking trails, and outdoor recreational opportunities that he and his family enjoyed during their time in New Jersey.
Overall, Emhoff’s praise for his former home in New Jersey reflects the positive impact that a strong sense of community, quality education, and access to nature can have on individuals and families. His words serve as a reminder of the importance of investing in these key areas to create thriving and inclusive communities for all.
