By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog There’s been no shortage of speculation as to whether former Florida Governor Jeb Bush, who’s got plenty of cash but few other appreciable accomplishments thus far in the 2016 primary cycle, will see Read More
By Dan Cirucci | via Dan Cirucci’s Blogspot 2015 provided a real workout for tons of words and phrases (some leftover from 2014) which we were forced to hear over and over again. How we wish they would go away. Anyway, in Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog The cynical among us will point out that Chris Christie deciding to pardon a U.S. Marine sergeant on December 23rd – tied to New Hampshire of all places – is a product of political calculation. My Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog Stay with me on this one. It’s important. You can’t turn on a “conservative” talk radio program in 2015 without hearing a full-out assault on so-called “establishment” Republicanism, Save Jerseyans. McConnell, Boehner, Read More
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog A lot has been said about the new trend of “governing-by-constitutional amendment” that’s taken over Trenton in Chris Christie’s second term, Save Jerseyans, but for veteran state Senator Gerald Cardinale (R-39), the infamous SCR-188 is more Read More
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog S2980A/A4526 – signed into law by Governor Chris Christie back in July after it passed the legislature with bipartisan support – grants “hospitals which are designated Level 1 trauma centers the exclusive authority to provide advance Read More
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog There are going to be some angry donors out there in Dem Land this Christmas, Save Jerseyans. Notwithstanding a fevered push to get casino gaming for North Jersey on the ballot as Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog The next stop after socialized medicine, Save Jerseyans? Mandatory retirement accounts. Merry Christmas! This week, the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee passed S2831, legislation that would force New Jersey employers with at 25 or more employees Read More
By Assemblywoman Mary Pat Angelini Millions in outside Super PAC spending has become the new norm in New Jersey politics. In fact, nearly half of all money spent in last month’s elections came from these Super PAC’s which, by raising Read More
