Last week the White House released a federal budget that, among other changes, would reduce projected Medicaid spending by $610 billion across 10 years. The proposed reduction has received a Continue Reading
So mega-rich limousine liberal Phil Murphy (D-Goldman Sachs) isn’t looking to be a hero and break spending records this fall, Save Jerseyans, surprising some observers by agreeing to a $13.8 million Continue Reading
Under one week left to go, Save Jerseyans…. Vote below then please opine in the comments section: — FINAL POLL: Aaaand your choice in the N.J. GOP primary is… Jack Continue Reading
Each year, Planned Parenthood Federation of America issues an annual report outlining the abortion giant’s medical service data, revenue and expenses, and advocacy and educational activity. This week, the 2015-2016 Continue Reading
Completing my MBA a couple of weeks ago has opened up some extra time to write; and my timing couldn’t be any better, as the primary in our fair Garden Continue Reading
This is the era of “fake news,” Save Jerseyans, and misinformation is rampant. We cannot expect every site to have the same high-quality as Save Jersey, but some sites contain Continue Reading
TRENTON — Happy birthday! Did you remember to renew your driver’s license? It might not be long until New Jerseyans hear someone say that after the state Senate voted 39-0 Continue Reading
The Navy Seal who died after his parachute failed to open during a Fleet Week demonstration in Jersey City yesterday has been identified as 27-year-old Remington Peters. Peters was a Continue Reading
That’s if the N.J. Attorney General’s Office gets its way. While you were preparing for a long weekend of sun, Save Jerseyans, Trenton was hard at work inventing a new Continue Reading
Posted with permission from The Dan Cirucci Blog — Today marks the 100th birthday anniversary of President John F. Kennedy and we are awash in related stories and personal recollections. Continue Reading
New Jersey Democratic Sen. Cory Booker — a potential 2020 White House contender and recipient of major campaign contributions from Jared Kushner and others in the Kushner family — declined Continue Reading
TRENTON — A death in the family of Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno has pulled the front-runner for the Republican nomination to replace Gov. Chris Christie out of the state, her Continue Reading
Our friend Jay Webber shared some poignant thoughts this Memorial Day Weekend, Save Jerseyans, so we’d like to share them directly with you, too: On this Memorial Day, we recall the Continue Reading
A lawsuit between a conservative group and the Jersey City teachers union will proceed after a judge denied the union’s bid to dismiss the suit on Friday. The legal spat Continue Reading
I spend my days aggressively pressing clients’ rights in court (and criticizing politicians for all-too-often abusing our rights). But guess what? I never, ever forget for a single minute that Continue Reading
New Jerseyans are focusing on barbecuing, gardening and beaching this weekend, but for the candidates running in the June 6th primary election, it’s an important opportunity to press flesh and Continue Reading
