Dreamworks-Backed Super PAC Takes Page from Corzine’s Losing Playbook
When Jon “MF’n Global” Corzine accused Chris Christie of championing breast cancer in August 2009, Save Jerseyans, I noted how “Jon Corzine proves that money can’t […]
Year: 2012
Taking a Number at the Deli Counter
Michael, Michael, Michael. This one was beneath you. Your so-called bait was nothing more than a lame argument that had more holes in it than […]
Kyrillos on Fox News: “They Wanna Kick the Can Down the Road” (VIDEO)
In case you missed it yesterday afternoon, Save Jerseyans, U.S. Senate-hopeful Joe Kyrillos (R-NJ) repped his campaign on Neil Cavuto’s ‘Your World’ (with guest host Stuart Varney). He had […]
@MattRooneyNJ Discusses Pension Reform, Big Government on “Common Sense Radio” (VIDEO)
In case you missed it, Save Jersey returned to “Common Sense Radio” last week. Our Hoboken-based contributor Josh Einstein served as host Sue Ann Penna’s special […]
DuHaime Returns to the RNC
POLITICO is reporting that New Jersey’s Mike DuHaime, the strategic mastermind behind Governor Chris Christie’s ’09 campaign, is rejoining the Republican National Committee (RNC) for the 2012 Election as a consultant […]
Bringing in O’Donnell is More than a Little Crazy
I was rather impressed with Anna Little’s showing in 2010. Coming within 11 points of Frank Pallone when he has kept the spread to about […]
The Reason for Lautenberg’s Muted Wisconsin Response
Following the tragic “Dark Knight Rises” shooting in Aurora, Colorado last month, U.S. Senator Frank “The Laut” Lautenberg (D-NJ) pounced like an ancient tiger, Save […]
@GovChristie, @NJEA Tweet Love, Not War?
Did you happen to notice the neighborhood cat behaving amorously towards your neighbor’s dog on the way into work this morning, Save Jerseyans? I wouldn’t […]
Creeping Incrementalism
I suppose something is better than nothing, Save Jerseyans? Most of the time at least. Certainly not all of the time. As a conservative, I’m […]
Supreme Court Gets It Wrong on Kyleigh’s Law
The New Jersey Supreme Court disappoints me in a way I hadn’t felt since last month when the U.S. Supreme Court let me down with […]
PolitiFact Slams Garrett on a Distinction Without a Difference
PolitiFact, the often cited gold standard in political fact checking is usually pretty spot on with its assessments of partisan talking points that get thrown […]
Connecting the Dots: DRPA to Machine
The DRPA decided in 1999 with their $500 million Revenue Bond that it needed to stray from its core charge of (1) providing access to-and-from […]