Get on the Ballot in 2013, Folks
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, […]
Month: November 2012
Why It’s Critically Important for Susan Rice to Fail
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 […]
Strategy: Chris Christie’s Run for Re-Election, and Beyond
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 […]
Will President Obama Denounce – or Embrace – Jamie Foxx’s Comments?
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 […]
New Poll: Christie Trounces Booker, 53% to 34%
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 […]
Higher Taxes ≠ Higher Revenues
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 […]
Christie’s 2013 Website is Live
We’re still weeks away from his official campaign launch, Save Jerseyans, and the only functional subdomain is the prominently-placed “DONATE” button. But following today’s announcement […]
Christie Formally Announces, Files for Reelection Bid (UPDATED)
“We’ve decided we’re going to seek reelection.” That’s what Governor Chris Christie (R-NJ) told reporters earlier today during a visit with Port Monmouth first responders. […]
POLL: Who is Your Favorite Four Years Out?
I’ve cautioned our readers to avoid overthinking 2016 with four full years to go. That said, Save Jerseyans, I wasn’t born yesterday. The race is already very […]
Christie Job Approval Reaches 77% in First Post-Sandy FDU Poll
Thus far, Save Jerseyans, Garden State residents are viewing Chris Christie’s independent streak throughout the Hurricane Sandy as a plus. Today’s new Fairleigh Dickinson University […]
ObamaCare’s Tomorrow is Britain’s Today
As Governor Chris Christie weighs what to do regarding ObamaCare health care exchanges (for the second time in a year), conservative blogs including Save Jersey have […]
Negotiables and Non-Negotiables
With each passing day, yet another political analyst weighs in on what is wrong with the Republican Party, why it lost the presidential election and […]