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NJ-04: Congressman Smith’s Chief of Staff Calls Out Schmid’s Lies About Her Internship
By Mary McDermott Noonan _ It’s disappointing—even shocking. Having been exposed as “dishonest,” by one Democrat opponent and “quite objectionable” and “not forthright” by another
Holly Schepisi and Bob Auth: Voices of Sanity and Reason for Bergen and Passaic (OPINION)
By Michael Schnoll _ The residents of the 39th Legislative District have a clear choice to make on Tuesday, November 5, 2019. Assemblywoman Holly Schepisi
Op-Ed: We need to limit black market vape sales, but banning e-cigs would do the opposite
By Jarret Jinorio _ We have all seen non-stop headlines about the mysterious lung disease cases popping up across the country in nearly every state.
OPINION: How Tariffs Are Hurting Trump’s Base – and His Chances of Re-election
By Kennith Gonzalez _ Last month, the Trump administration placed a 15 percent tariff on $112 billion worth of products imported from China. This is
OPEN LETTER: We served with Bob Hugin in the Marine Corps. We need him in the Senate.
The following is an op-ed letter submitted to New Jersey which was co-authored by 20 Marine Corps veterans _ To the voters of the great
Op-Ed: Legislature’s Budget Takes Different Lane Than Murphy, Stays On Same Highway to Tax Hell
By Grover Norquist and Doug Kellogg _ If there was any hope that Trenton would avoid driving New Jersey further down the highway to tax hell,
N.J. prof dropped the F-bomb on his conservative student. Now the college is investigating
A New Jersey community college is investigating why a professor shouted the F-word at a student in an incident that was caught on camera. The
N.J. workers are earning more $$$ but it’s not all good news
New Jersey workers now have a few more bucks in their pocket. The average hourly earnings of New Jersey employees in the private sector went