It’s Black History Month for eight more days, and you’ve probably noticed (if you’ve never paid attention before) how modern-day Democrats absolutely love to trumpet their party’s alleged commitment to “civil rights.” Pardon my French, Save Jerseyans, but it’s a load of crap. The undeniable truth? From the desperate days leading up to the Civil…
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STEP #1: Propose a tax cut to one of the nation’s most liberal state legislatures. STEP #2: Take your case directly to the American people. No one knows how to use a bully pulpit better than Chris Christie, Save Jerseyans. He followed up yesterday’s budget address with a pre-taped CNN interview aired Tuesday evening. Among other…
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A fair question, Save Jerseyans! CNN’s Piers Morgan asked Mitt Romney’s most vocal supporter, Chris Christie, to explain the Mittster’s conservative likability issues earlier tonight during a pre-taped interview. The Governor’s answer? An angsty GOP base isn’t keen on Romney’s chill style…
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The Bri Guy and I are live at Rep. Jon Runyan’s kick off in Mt. Laurel, Save Jerseyans. Initial impressions: 1. Huge crowd at the Westin. 250-300 easy. 2. Two years later and I’m still impressed by how tall Jon Runyan is! Sorry for the grainy cell phone pic. The lighting in here needs some…
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Chris Christie’s Fiscal Year 2013 Address is on the books, Save Jerseyans. The class warfare-waging Trenton Democrats may not like it, but the centerpiece of this year’s speech is a 10% across-the-board income tax cut. Governor Christie’s budget also includes $200M more for education, doubling our state pension contributions, an overall spending increase of 1.7% but…
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Have you heard about this, Save Jerseyans? A man from Michigan actually burned a New Jersey state flag to protest Governor Christie’s controversial decision to honor Newark native Whitney Houston by ordering the lowering of flags across the Garden State. An important fact to help understand the Michigan development of this story? The flag burner’s…
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I love this story, Save Jerseyans. According to our friends at MoreMonmouthMusings.net, the “Garden State Equality” (GSE) organization is apologizing to its members for having endorsed Assemblywoman Mary Pat Angelini (R-Monmouth) in last November’s election. Why, you ask? Apparently hurt feeling arose following her absence from last week’s gay marriage vote. Reportedly, GSE’s leader met with Angelini beforehand…
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I like Rick Santorum, and his larger sociological point about contraception is perfectly valid. Ever since the Progressive Era, social liberals have sought to relieve society of the natural consequences accompanying negative behavior. We’re not better off for it… Snookie and her ilk are living proof! Did you buy a house that you couldn’t afford? Don’t…
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Governor Christie will present his FY 2013 budget to the State Legislature on Tuesday afternoon. You may see additional spending cuts. I’d be surprised if he cut more money from education. You are, however, guaranteed to hear plenty about the Governor’s proposed across-the-board 10% income tax cut, a move that will return $150 million to…
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For Monday, February 13th through Sunday, February 19th 2012 *** FALL OUT FROM WHITNEY HOUSTON FLAG LOWERING FLAP *** ROONEY: Rush Limbaugh (who also infamously dealt with substance abuse) defends Christie’s decision McGOVERN: Don’t Like It? Get Over It! *** GAY MARRIAGE LEGISLATION 2012 *** As Predicted: Democrat-controlled Assembly and Senate pass S1… but Governor Christie Issues Conditional…
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Chris Christie and Joe Kyrillos hit the campaign trail together on Thursday for the first of what I’m sure will be many joint appearances throughout the next 8 1/2 months. The video via NJ.com:
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They’re at it again, Save Jerseyans, and Senator Bob Gordon (D-38) should be ashamed of himself. A little background: in 2011, the voters of Princeton Township and Princeton Borough passed a voter referendum and merged together in order to consolidate services and, ideally, achieve property tax relief as a result. One complication associated with merging municipalities…
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