httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dw7h3wqVr_w Marc Ferzan’s bio courtesy of the Governor’s Office: Mr. Ferzan will be returning to public service from PricewaterhouseCoopers Advisory, where he is a Managing Director in the firm’s investigative consulting practice. He is an experienced manager and attorney who previously Read More
Here’s a little bipartisan concensus for you this holiday season, Save Jerseyans. The State Senate leadership from both parties, according to Minhaj Hassan of PolitickerNJ, are opposed to legislation that would mandate the purchase of power generators by all New Read More
If Election 2012 confirmed anything, folks, it’s that style matters. Being right isn’t enough, nor is saying the right things — just louder. The exit polls were extremely telling. Battleground state voters actually trusted Mitt Romney to handle the economy Read More
It’s way, way too soon to declare an impending Christie landslide, folks. The early polling numbers look good. A full year of campaigning nevertheless awaits, and in a state that President Obama just carried by 17+ points, no Republican can Read More
It’s long past time for Americans to ask themselves a question which, frankly, they would’ve ideally tackled before the recent election: Does it matter when government lies? Perhaps it’s situational… or ideological. The June 1972 Watergate burglary gave birth to Read More
Cross-Posted at Dan Cirucci’s Blogspot As far as retaining his position as Governor of New Jersey, Chris Christie couldn’t have arranged the stars any better even if he had the power to do so. Record numbers of New Jerseyans now Read More
At the Soul Train Awards, taped in Las Vegas shortly after the 2012 election but not aired on BET until this past weekend, actor Jamie Foxx hailed President Barack Obama as “our Lord and Savior.” Here are Foxx’s exact words: Read More
I’m not sure there’s such a thing as a “safe” Republican in New Jersey statewide politics. Obama did just win here by over 17-points. But if there’s one guy who can test that assumption, it might be the Man from Read More
It’s a major misconception that all too many Republicans are failing to challenge, Save Jerseyans. Higher Taxes ≠ Higher Revenues. Knowledge is power. We lost the 2012 presidential election largely because we lost the 2008 financial crisis debate. Learn the Read More
