Month: December 2010

Today the federal government actually met one of its own self imposed deadlines. The numbers for total state populations for the 2010 census, the data […]

The year is almost over. January 1st, 2011 marks the first day that municipalities in New Jersey must survive within a 2% cap on property […]

Great news! Brian Aitken will soon be a free man! Many of you will remember that Aitken was involved in a high profile criminal case […]

The Administration has been very vocal in its failure to “present” healthcare reform to the American people. They have constantly asserted that if they had […]

So this might be a bit outside the scope of our blog, but being a South Jersey native I cannot resist the temptation to fuel […]

One of the favorite lines that Loneganites like to throw at Chris Christie supporters is that he supports cap and trade legislation on the state […]

Yesterday Congressman-Elect Jon Runyan was recommended to three committees to serve the interests of New Jersey’s 3rd District. It looks like Runyan will be on […]

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBYGMQm29do Found this video the other day on Chairman Rick DeMichele’s CamdenGOP Blog. A highlight reel to the Fall of 2010 as Governor Christie went […]

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cmn3ma2358E The video above is by the same people who brought you New Jersey Teachers Unions Gone Wild a few weeks back, and its an […]

The Council on Affordable Housing is an awful problem in the state of New Jersey and its elimination is near the top of Governor Christie’s […]

U.S. District Judge Henry Hudson in Virginia has announced his opinion this morning that strikes down Obamacare as unconstitutional on the grounds of the individual […]

This is what I like to see, Save Jerseyans. Somerset County is working out a plan to combine the county’s 19 police forces into one […]