Matt Rooney _ As a citizen and an attorney, Save Jerseyans, I’m profoundly disturbed by this new trend where people are guilty until proven innocent, and the accuser doesn’t have any burden of proof. Mark my words: it’s only a Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Democrat Mikie Sherrill has an unambiguous message for anyone in her district that ISN’T on board with the Democrats’ “progressive” agenda: Move to Arkansas. Here’s the mailer her campaign recently sent out to NJ-11 voters: _ _ Read More
By Matt Rooney _ When your opponent is drowning? Throw them an anchor. But if they’re alone, by themselves, in the middle of the ocean? This is the somewhat enviable dilemma facing every well-heeled electoral campaign that’s ever led an Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Democrat challenger Tom Malinowski is leading incumbent Leonard Lance by 8-points, 47% to 39%, in a new poll from Monmouth University. That model includes ALL voters: new registrants + folks who’ve voted at least once since Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Just when you thought our political discourse couldn’t get any dumber, Save Jerseyans, enter this piece of attack mail financed by the NJGOP in support of Congressman Tom MacArthur (R, NJ-03). This year’s NJ-03 contest is Read More
BRANCHVILLE, N.J. — Another Democrat bolted his party to endorse Republican U.S. Senate challenge Bob Hugin on Tuesday, and this particular Democrat — Branchville Mayor Tony Frato — had harsh words for the incumbent. “The high stakes in the New Read More
By Matt Rooney _ “As we fumbled upon the bed, I remember debating my next ‘move’ as if it were a chess game. With the ‘Top Gun’ slogan ringing in my head, I slowly reached for her breast. After having Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Let’s assume (for the sake of argument) that Ms. Ford was assaulted by Judge Kavanaugh approximately 35-years ago, Save Jerseyans. There isn’t nearly enough evidence to conclude that at this juncture, and I’m dubious as to Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Focused on 2018? Okay. So are we. But the Kavanaugh hearings have brought 2020 — and the potential of a Cory Booker presidential candidacy — back into the general political discussion. The Trumpster versus Spartacus? It’s not an Read More
