Spare the Rod, Spoil the Nation | Glading
Proverbs 13:24 reads as follows: “Whoever spares the rod hates their children, but the one who loves their children is careful to discipline them.” The […]
Month: April 2023
Irony alert: Lockdown twins Murphy, Whitmer hosting “mental health” Zoom sessions
It’s no longer up for debate: the pandemic lockdowns were a DISASTER for youth mental health. The only real difference in coverage is whether it’s […]
2 more dead dolphins reported in N.J.
Memorial Day Weekend is only one month away, Save Jerseyans, and two more dolphins were reportedly found dead over the weekend; one of the dead […]
Fulop’s entire Jersey City ‘success story’ is a scam funded by N.J. taxpayers
Steve Fulop is running for governor in 2025, news that isn’t a surprise to anyone with even a cursory interest in New Jersey politics. The […]
REPORT: Murphy couple blew almost $500k in tax dollars on opulent furnishings
The recently-concluded $283 million State House renovation cost taxpayers a pretty penny, Save Jerseyans, and nearly $500,000 went towards opulent furnishings for New Jersey’s first […]
GOP demands answers for “cease and desist” targeting Catholic priests
The Biden Administration’s “cease and desist” letter to priests caring for Walter Reed patients is the latest and arguably cruelest sign of the Left’s hostility […]
Two years later, less than 18% of N.J. pandemic relief funds have been spent
It’s real money, Save Jerseyans, and it could buy a lot of tax relief, meals for hungry kids, filling pot holes or much-needed school security […]
Kean posts intimidating $831k fundraising haul for Q1
Freshman Congressman Tom Kean, Jr. is a top (early) target for Democrats ahead of the 2024 cycle, but he’s building a warchest which, if he […]
NJ Globe, Save Jersey will co-host LD4 Senate GOP primary debate
Mark you calendars, Save Jerseyans… Yours truly and Save Jersey are pleased to once again partner with David Wildstein and the NJ Globe for a […]
OPINION: What’s at Stake in the Somerset County mutiny | Howes
It’s primary season in New Jersey, replete with caucus nomination battles and primary elections pitting Republican against Republican. And then there’s the challenge to my […]
Murphy, Rutgers, and the diminished value of a college degree
The legacy media is reporting on Governor Murphy’s efforts to resolve the Rutgers strike, but they covered his April 10th executive order signing ceremony with […]