Save Jersey uses “social media” (Facebook, Twitter, etc.) to project our bloggers’ work to the broadest possible audience. Responsible use is important. Not just for safety, mind you, but to prevent all your online friends from hating you. Facebook itself has been around for several years now but, that said, it’s still a relatively new…
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Happy Easter, Save Jerseyans! Go to brunch, host a big family dinner, hand out baskets full of chocolate bunnies, dye jumbo eggs and hunt for little plastic ones stuffed with dollar bills. If you’re like me, you’ll be watching Jesus of Nazareth on the couch while popping peeps like they’re going out of style. But…
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The battle between Rothman and Pascrell is supposed to be the big race of the primary, and at this point, roughly 60 days out, it is far from certain who will receive the Democrat nomination. Rothman, who ran like a scared child from a general election fight with Republican Congressman Scott Garrett in the 5th…
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Yesterday the big news here in South Jersey was the news that Atlantic City decided to change their slogan from “Always turned on”. Some locals didn’t like it because they thought it had too much of a sexual double meaning. So they really won’t like the new slogan. Do AC. Yup. The new slogan is…
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I can’t imagine what it’s like to lose a child, Save Jerseyans, let alone have the fruit of your loins killed. I also can’t imagine filing TWO applications to TRADEMARK my deceased child’s name just weeks later! But then again, I’m not the mother of the late Trayvon Martin. Mega hat tip to The Smoking Gun: Sabrina Fulton…
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Patrick Buchanan’s Suicide of a Superpower is a depressing, race obsessed socioeconomic call to arms, Save Jerseyans. Buchanan’s mastery of rhetoric and statistics are hard to match in today’s world. But completely unmatched amongst mainstream political commentators is his obsession with White Christian identity. While filled with solid facts on our economic masochism, imperial over reach, de facto…
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Happy St. Patrick’s Day, Save Jerseyans! Be happy, not-too-sober but safe no matter where you roam this beautiful March afternoon. I think a traditional, sad Irish ballad is in order. Take it away, Bing:
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Santorum supporters are piling on poor old Newt and demanding that he drop out of the GOP primary race. Some are even accusing the former speaker of playing a “spoiler” role. I’m not sure that’s fair, Save Jerseyans. Like I wrote yesterday, Santorum can’t win the nomination outright with or without Gingrich in the race. It’s…
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Sad news this morning: Donald Payne (D-Newark), who was the first New Jersey African American to serve in the United States Congress, has lost his battle with cancer. He was 77 years old. Thank you for your service to New Jersey, Mr. Payne. We may not have always agreed with you here at Save Jersey on…
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Andrew Breitbart was more than a man, Save Jerseyans. He was a walking, talking, snarking visionary. An elemental catalyst of reaction. What kind of reactions? The jaw-hits-the-floor and you’re saying “wow, so THAT’s what that person/organization that he filmed is all about” kind of reactions. He knew how to get bad people to out themselves; in…
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I was devastated yesterday morning as I’m sure many of my fellow Save Jerseyans were, to hear of the untimely death of Andrew Breitbart. Never has anyone on the American Right had as much influence over the media as he did. He taught our current generation of conservatives how to use twitter, Facebook, and other…
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Since I moved in DC two years ago, I’ve had the honor to meet some great conservative activists, leaders, writers, and thinkers. But when I was sitting on a conference call at 9am this morning, checking Twitter, I saw news that is truly shocking. Breitbart. Dead. This was a man who possessed energy and life…
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