Shelley Adler’s (NJ-3) Unremarkable Fundraising Will Not Be Enough
Shelley Adler, a Democrat who lives in the NJ-1 but decided to run for Congress in NJ-3, has released her first quarter of fundraising numbers, […]
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Christie Releases New Post-No Child Left Behind School Rankings
While things seemed to have gotten off track with Supreme Court nominee hearings, university mergers, budget battles, and tax cut debates, education reform is still […]
Save Rutgers: “Secret” Meetings Between Board of Governors and Key Democrats
The word “secret” just keeps popping up when it comes to Rut-Row, Save Jerseyans. I just got done doing a radio interview this morning talking […]
Save Rutgers: McGovern Discusses Takeover on 91.7FM; Listen Live!
Just a bit of heads up to all of you Save Jerseyans out there who come here each and every day for the latest on […]
Save Rutgers: Rutgers Leaks New President’s Name, Official Announcement Tomorrow
Thanks to the quick eyes of an NJ.com commenter, we now know who will be taking President McCormick’s position as President of Rutgers University as […]
HuffPo Unfairly Slams Bucco as a Birther
So earlier today you read about an official court challenge in Mercer County to President Obama’s ballot eligibility in New Jersey. I am going to […]
BREAKING: Rick Santorum to Suspend His Campaign for President
At a Gettysburg, PA press conference, Rick Santorum has officially suspended his campaign for the Republican nomination for President. Over the last few weeks Santorum […]
Save Rutgers: Senate Budget Panel to Examine Rut-Row Merger Plan
Rochelle Hendricks, New Jersey’s Higher Education Secretary, appeared today before the Senate Budget Panel this morning. The topic of her testimony, of course, was Governor […]
Supreme Court to Reconsider Citizens United & Free Speech?
Citizens United is a decision handed down in 2010 from the Supreme Court of the United States. In short, the case opened the door to […]
So Unemployment Went Down, But Did It Really?
It is Friday, and you know what that means. Job numbers are out, and depending on your political persuasion as we head into this predictably […]
Time to End Pension “Double Dipping” in New Jersey
It is no secret that New Jersey’s pension system, just like the pension systems of so many states throughout the nation, is in trouble. For […]
Republican Jews: Do Not Fall For Rothman’s Games in NJ-9
The battle between Rothman and Pascrell is supposed to be the big race of the primary, and at this point, roughly 60 days out, it […]