Over 57,000 New Jerseyans skipped town during this 12-month period
The U.S. Census Bureau released data on the week before Christmas detailing inward and outward migration throughout the United States between July 1, 2016 and July 1, 2017. […]
Month: December 2017
POLL: What was the top N.J. political story of 2017?
2017 is nearly over and done, Save Jerseyans, and it’s certainly been one of the more eventful political years in recent memory. Seedy scandals, legislative […]
According to a liberal think tank? 9 in 10 New Jerseyans have nothing to fear from tax reform
It’s the time in which we live, Save Jerseyans. The New Jersey Democrat establishment and its lapdog friends in the media (here’s looking at you, […]
Pardoned by Christie, woman pushed for change to U.S. gun laws
The handgun that Shaneen Allen was carrying when she was pulled over on a New Jersey highway could have sent her to prison for years […]
Stores say Santa was good to them this year
Forget about a white Christmas. For a lot of retailers nationwide, it turned out to be a green one. “By most accounts, the holiday season […]
A life worth living
My Dear Save Jerseyans: In this frustrating, exhausting, overheated time in which we live? It’s absolutely worth pausing and remembering the fundamental point of Christmas […]
The One Christmas Special That Couldn’t Be Made Today
A favorite holiday tradition for many Americans each year is watching “A Charlie Brown Christmas,” the animated 1965 short based on the “Peanuts” comics by […]
ROONEY: Jersey City’s Fulop can “return our money at any time” after tax reform slam
Hypocrisy alert, Save Jerseyans: When news broke that Jersey City is letting its residents prepay their taxes to take advantage of the current SALT deduction, […]
At the end of year one? Trump is winning over this skeptic.
I began 2017 as an unapologetic Trump skeptic, Save Jerseyans. Since last January, this unlikeliest of all U.S. presidents has: (1) Repealed the Obamacare mandate […]
Local governments could “weaken” if this property tax law dies, ratings agency says
Counties and municipalities will feel a budget crunch if the state Legislature doesn’t renew a 2 percent cap on the salaries police and firefighters can […]
POST-CHRISTIE REALITY: GOP freeholder switches parties, gifts Salem County to the Democrats
Another elected “leader” is jumping ship as New Jersey Republicans head into the wilderness, Save Jerseyans. Down in Salem County, Republican Freeholder Melissa DeCastro of Carneys […]
N.J. won’t join states’ net neutrality fight before Christie leaves
Attorneys general in several states are preparing lawsuits to fight the federal government’s repeal of ” net neutrality” rules, but New Jersey is staying out […]