Month: March 2019

By Holly Schepisi _ Over the past several days former employees from the SDA personally have reached out seeking help from our committee. Without any […]

WASHINGTON, D.C. — America has been springing ahead (and then falling back) since 1918. But for how much longer? _ State and national leaders have […]

By Katie Cericola & Alex Cucciniello   _ The rhetoric of the Democratic Party today has little in common with the mainstream ideas and values of […]

MT. HOLLY, N.J. — In mid-February? 11 of 15 LD8 Republican municipal chairs endorsed the reelection of Assemblyman Joe Howarth. This weekend? 14 of the […]

TRENTON, N.J. – Buried in Phil Murphy’s budget is a “corporate responsibility fee.” What’s that? Fair question. It’s a plan hatch by Democrats to compel […]

By Declan O’Scanlon _ It’s time for someone to challenge Governor Murphy’s assertion that this is a pennies per mile cost: it’s not. There was […]

By Matt Rooney _ Cory Booker (D-Twitter) couldn’t wait to defend Jussie Smollett when the now-disgraced ‘Empire’ actor claimed to have been attacked by Trump […]

WASHINGTON, D.C. — House Democrats voted 228-197 on Friday to kill a GOP measure designed to condemn voting by illegal aliens in state and local […]

By Matt Rooney _ He’s (finally) confronting the committee, Save Jerseyans, and if you’re anything like me, you can’t wait to hear Al Alvarez testify […]

By  “Moneybags” Murphy _ Moneybags Murphy comin’ at ya, Save Jerseyans. I’m sure you caught my budget address from earlier this week. Let me cut […]

By The Staff _ What happens if a dog barks excessively in Saddle River, New Jersey? Possibly fines, community service, or even up to 90 […]

PRINCETON, N.J. — Will China soon own an institution of higher education on New Jersey soil? The century-old, Princeton-based Westminster Choir College, a well-respected music […]