MATT ROONEY is SaveJersey.com's founder and editor-in-chief, a practicing New Jersey attorney, and the host of 'The Matt Rooney Show' on 1210 WPHT every Saturday evening from 7-9 PM EST
When N.J. Senate Democrats quietly rammed through legislation this week awarding a VERY small group of elected officials reentry into New Jersey’s weakest-in-the-country pension system, […]
Carlos Rendo performed admirably in November’s state-wide contest as Kim Guadagno’s running mate despite the realization of an anticipated loss. So well, in fact, that […]
New Jersey is facing historic, worst-in-the-nation financial challenges as Chris Christie leaves office, folks. Ones Christie didn’t create but certainly failed to fully remediate during […]
With 91% of precincts reports in Alabama? The Democrat, Doug Jones, boasted 580,690 votes in Tuesday’s special run-off election (49.5%), leading scandal-battered Roy Moore who had […]
You’d think a close brush with prison would’ve made Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) a little more merciful? Especially at Christmas? No such luck, Save Jerseyans, especially […]
Cory Booker (D-Twitter) is flipping with more speed and skill these days than an under-aged Chinese gymnast, Save Jerseyans, and that’s NOT intended as a […]
Chris Christie infamously abandoned his mission in New Jersey to run for president, a transition which began in earnest approximately two years into his first […]
A band of Democrats attempted to kick start the process of impeaching President Donald Trump on Wednesday, Save Jerseyans, but only managed to muster 58 […]
Steve Lonegan continued his (to date) sweep of NJ-05 legislative endorsements on Wednesday, Save Jerseyans, announcing the backing of Morris County conservative Joe Pennacchio (R-26). […]
Less corporate taxes = more economic growth, Save Jerseyans. That’s good for everyone (since most of us work for corporations of one stripe or another), […]
Congressman Tom MacArthur (R, NJ-03) and Governor-elect Phil Murphy‘s 2021 shadow-boxing match continued on Monday, Save Jerseyans, after the U.S. Senate narrowly passed a tax […]