By Matt Rooney _ These zany Leftists (and their equally zany schemes) are always so predictable, Save Jerseyans! Both in substance and how they inevitable end up. Remember last week’s Democrat debate? When Andrew Yang announced a Publisher’s Clearing House-style Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – On September 17, 1787, only 39 of the 55 attending delegates to the Constitutional Convention signed their final work product, initiating a state-by-state war of words and ideas on the march to ratification. “There are several parts Read More
WEST LONG BRANCH, N.J. – Phil Murphy isn’t exactly unpopular, Save Jerseyans, but he’s less popular at the same point as Governors Jon Corzine and Chris Christie in their own respective tenures. And plenty of residents don’t have an opinion Read More
By Matt Rooney _ If you’ve never been to a law school? A liberal law school (which is most of them)? It’s hard to fully appreciate the loss of Antonin Scalia who unbelievably has been gone now for over three Read More
BOONTON, N.J. – State Senator Anthony “Tony” Bucco has died. “It is with great sadness I share that Senator Tony Bucco suffered a major heart attack this morning at his home. He passed peacefully this evening with his family by Read More
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N.J. – If he’s elected to the General Assembly this November, Republican candidate Antwan McClellan would be the first black legislator to ever represent Cape May County, one of the principal counties of South Jersey’s sprawling Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – Working the polls has always been considered a form of public service. For others, it’s a form of political patronage. At $200 per day, it’s also a very decent paycheck for relatively menial labor, but a group Read More
SUMMIT, N.J. – One of Donald Trump’s top operatives is back on the ground in New Jersey to assist the congressional campaign of Tom Kean Jr. Bill Stepien, a veteran of the Christie Administration, left his job as President Trump’s Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Governor Phil Murphy is presently in the middle of a seven-day visit to India, Save Jerseyans. Two state senators (one from each party) are along for the ride. The first lady of New Jersey is there, Read More
