A Candid Interview with Rabbi Shmuley Boteach (AUDIO)
Last week, I had the opportunity to interview the Republican Congressional candidate for District 9, media personality Rabbi Shmuley Boteach. It was one of the more […]
Articles by Joshua Sotomayor-Einstein
While Debating the ObamaCare Ruling, Had We Forgotten the True Victim?
The recent national brouhaha and almost unanimous surprise amongst the commentariat regarding Obamacare has enflamed the passions of a majority of Americans. Yet aside from the […]
BOOK REVIEW: “What Money Can’t Buy” is a Long List of Complaints
Michael Sandel, author of What Money Can’ Buy: The Moral Limits of Markets, is a professor of political philosophy at Harvard University who has written a […]
Defending the Right to Choose Wrong
As a smaller-government conservative, I resolutely believe our nation’s “War on drugs” is a complete and utter failure. The ubiquitous presence of drugs in our […]
“Liberty” is Polling Pretty Well These Days!
Be of good cheer, Save Jerseyans, because Americans are once again becoming a liberty based people. This may seem like an odd observation particularly in the Obama […]
How to Articulate the Case Against Obama and 8 Simple Crazy Things He Has Done
Many a time a liberal friend of mine will discuss the supposed racism of the right, the “Tea Party”, Chris Christie or what not. As […]
My Thoughts From Israel
Dear Save Jerseyans, I write this waiting for my flight to the USA to take off. Unfortuntely, I will not be arriving in Newark but […]
Interview: Einstein Speaks with Mauro of Clarion Fund about Radical Islam and Foreign Policy (Part 1)
This past week I had the opportunity to do a very informative phone interview with Ryan Mauro. Mr. Mauro is a Fellow at the Clarion […]
Killing It: My Review of O’Reilly and Duggard’s Book on Lincoln’s Last Days
If you haven’t gotten to it already, Save Jerseyans, Killing Lincoln: The Shocking Assassination that Changed American Forever, written by Bill O’Reilly and Martin Duggard, is […]
Three Completely Anecdotal Suppositions
Despite the highly charged partisan rancor in the run up to the November election, it seems to me, from highly anecdotal evidence, that there is an […]
Ruminations of Passover, Easter, and the United States
This Passover – Easter season I am compelled more than normal to see the world through eschatological lens. The end is near, both for America […]
Red Rising in Hoboken
Last Wednesday, March 28th at 6pm in Amanda’s, one of Hoboken’s best upscale restaurants, the Republicans of Hoboken hosted the 2nd annual Lincoln Day Dinner […]