CIRUCCI: 18 Trends To Dump In 2018
By Dan Cirucci Posted with permission from The Dan Cirucci Blog — We’ve seen and heard enough of all of the following in 2017. And so, […]
Month: January 2018
Donald Trump rolls out massive offshore drilling expansion, vows U.S. will be ‘energy superpower’
In a massive rollback of the Obama administration’s energy policy, President Trump’s Interior Department on Thursday released a draft proposal that would open nearly all […]
Police department removes Facebook post seen as racially offensive
An innocent gesture in one corner of the Internet can take on a much more sinister significance in other reaches of the online universe. That, […]
Sessions reverses Obama’s lax pot rules as N.J. debates legalization
WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a move that’s guaranteed to give the emerging recreational marijuana industry some concern, U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions moved on Thursday […]
Former N.J. Governor Brendan Byrne Dies
Former Governor Brendan Byrne has passed away, Save Jerseyans. New Jersey’s inaugural income tax and the legalization of casino gambling marked the Democrat’s two terms […]
Op-Ed: Pipelines Are Driving New Jersey Emissions and Costs Down
Andrew Hendry Clean natural gas isn’t a fuel source the public readily associates with electricity generation, because 75 percent of New Jersey households use natural […]
EDITORIAL: If the people matter more to her than power? Salem’s DeCastro should resign.
Salem County Freeholder Melissa DeCastro of Carneys Point was elected as a Republican. Until she switched parties shortly before Christmas? On December 20th? Republicans continued to lead […]
N.J. government shutters as strong blizzard pounds the Jersey Shore
The first major snow storm of 2018 has shuttered (most) of state government today, Save Jerseyans. Governor Chris Christie’s office issued a statement a short […]
Di Piazza takes the oath, gives Republicans hope in Paramus
Most North Jerseyans know Paramus only as the retail capital of New Jersey, but the town of 25,000 is a key political town in the […]
Chris Christie’s former Bridgegate defense lawyer is now New Jersey’s interim U.S. Attorney
Another New Jersey figure is getting a big federal post from the Trump Administration, Save Jerseyans, even as Christie himself prepares to head into the […]
The N.J. GOP’s unspoken challenge: reaching voters who could care less about high taxes
I’ve spoken to countless ‘smart’ folks since November’s Republican butt-kicking, Save Jerseyans, and I’ve gotten just as many opinions as to what needs to come […]
2% Cap on Annual Raises for Police, Firefighters Dies as Democrats Take No Action
Gov. Chris Christie isn’t due to leave office for another two weeks, but Democratic legislative leaders have already let one of his key property-tax reforms […]