How Much Unused Sick Leave Time are are YOU Paying For?
From the folks who brought you the Cap 2.0 property tax calculator, we now have the newest internet resource to find out the dumb ways […]
Month: December 2011
Keep It On Ice, NJ Taxpayers
The State Senate passed S-3172 this week, Save Jerseyans. The NJ Wine PAC, which is organized by the Garden State Wine Growers Association, enthusiastically and actively […]
Random Rooney Rant: Who is “Pure” Enough?
Only one reflection from last night’s final (thank GOD!) GOP debate: I’m very tired of hearing Mitt and/or Newt labeled as “rinos,” Save Jerseyans. Who […]
Tea in Jersey City
This past Tuesday in Bayonne, a cold and windy December night, 11 dedicated conservatives braved the chill and descended on the Catholic War Veterans outpost in Bayonne, NJ […]
Another “Huh?” Moment from Your NJEA
The New Jersey Education Association (NJEA) sent out a press release on Tuesday afternoon that I just had to share with you, Save Jerseyans. It […]
Doherty Takes “Fair Funding” Crusade to South Jersey
It was a cold December night in the Garden State, Save Jerseyans, but state Senator Mike Doherty (NJ-23) still managed to catalyze a hot debate in […]
Save Jersey vs. Blue Jersey, LIVE in Princeton this Thursday
For the second time this year WHYY radio is bringing Save Jersey and Blue Jersey together for a clash of epic proportions (or something). After […]
Letter to My Christian Friends
Shalom and Merry Christmas, I want to wish my Christian friends a happy and healthy Christmas. While I personally will not be celebrating the birth […]
Newt’s “Moon Mining” Idea Deserves Serious Treatment
I’d expect a plurality of people to mock a “lunar mining” proposal. Or at least dismiss it as not interesting or unserious. We live in […]
Back to Making Pizzas, Wings and Warm Breadsticks
GOP finalists Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich duked it out last night in Iowa with just weeks to go before the Hawkeye caucus. One familiar […]
99% Divisive
The Occupy Wall Street movement should be commended for bringing to the forefront the inequities of contemporary life. That thousands can be downsized to cut […]
Poll: Does This Viral Map Fairly Represent NJ?
While we usually quibble over the ridiculousness that is the legislative and congressional maps in New Jersey, they aren’t the only ones around. This map […]