Month: February 2019

WALL TOWNSHIP, N.J. – Have you ever wondering what all of Governor Phil Murphy’s over-brining is costing you? A new report is out: the Murphy Administration […]

By Art Gallagher _ It’s become a winter tradition that Monmouth County Republicans can mark their calendars by.  Shaun Golden’s annual Starry Night Celebration is on the […]

WOODBURY, N.J. — One experiment in shared services in Senate President Steve Sweeney’s own backyard is no more, Save Jerseyans, after a ruling late last week […]

BRIDGEWATER, N.J. — It’s a generational battle that may soon be reflected across New Jersey. This June, eight-year incumbent Republican Mayor Daniel Hayes is facing an […]

By Dan Cirucci Posted with permission from The Dan Cirucci Blog — Growing up in a political family, I was aware of the politics of my […]

By Matt Rooney _ It’s early, Save Jerseyans, and results nation-wide appear to be mixed, but the first (partial) year of the post-Janus American labor […]

MT. HOLLY, N.J. — Assemblyman Joe Howarth denies that he attempted to switch parties along with Republican turncoat state Senator Dawn Addiego (D-8). Addiego — credibility […]

By Matt Rooney _ It’s hard to watch what’s happened to Cory Booker over the course of his public career. He used to be a […]

By The Staff _ The Democrat ‘blue wave’ generated four New Jersey flipped seats in 2018, making the left-leaning Garden State an indispensable part of […]

BOONTON, N.J. – One of the NJGOP’s veteran legislators is facing a tough fight in the weeks and months ahead. “Sen. Tony Bucco (R-Morris) has […]

WASHINGTON, D.C. – And we’re not even talking about Ocasio-Cortez’s the ‘Green New Deal’ which even many Democrats think is a bridge too far. The Democrats in […]

HAMILTON, N.J. — More to the story? NJ.com reported on Thursday that Hamilton Township Public Defender Edward Gore had agreed to resign after posting “I […]