VERONA, N.J. – Mikie Sherrill’s Monday town hall meeting didn’t go as planned. The first term Democrat congresswoman representing New Jersey’s 11th Congressional District faces reelection next fall with a coalition held together by scotch tape; event attendees (her core Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Everything is racist in 2019, Save Jerseyans,and there’s a real danger that the word is losing its meaning for newer generations of citizens who are decades removed from the noble struggle for American civil rights. Our Read More
By Matt Rooney _ The crap (or tuna fish in this case) hit the fan last week in Cherry Hill, Save Jerseyans. School district officials decided that, going forward, students with unpaid lunch bills of $10 would receive tuna fish Read More
SOMERVILLE, N.J. – The Somerset County Democrat Committee raised more than a few eyebrows over the weekend when they posted a meme to their official Facebook page encouraging those who “hate our country” to run for office. “If you hate Read More
OLD BRIDGE, N.J. – Old Bridge Democratic Councilman Mark Razzoli has gotten plenty of attention in recent months for vocally opposing Sanctuary Statehood and criticizing Democrat Governor Phil Murphy’s 2019 directive. On Friday? Razzoli announced his decision to run for Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Two New Jersey House candidates have formally landed on the National Republican Campaign Committee (NRCC)‘s radar. On Friday, state Senator Tom Kean and Goldman Sachs alumnus Frank Pallotta were announced as having made the ‘On the Radar’ Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Is the United States talking itself into a recession? Maybe. What is clear: if one happens in the next six months to two years, Save Jerseyans, the State of New Jersey is screwed. – We’ve written Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – Nothing’s changed. New Jersey is still America’s only state barring the sale of homemade baked goods, and even the New York Times is paying attention. Bipartisan legislation to end the ban can’t get through the Democrat-controlled State Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – Only two weeks after New Jersey’s assisted suicide law went into effect, NJ Advance Media reported on Thursday afternoon that a state judge had issued a temporary injunction. Click here for the full story. –
