Yup. That’s not a typo, Save Jerseyans. It’s only the dirtiest little non-secret in Trenton. You wouldn’t know it from reading their nauseatingly self-righteous press
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Save Jersey’s Founder and Blogger-in-Chief, MATT ROONEY is a nationally-noted and respected New Jersey political commentator. When he's not on-line, radio or television advocating for conservative reform and challenging N.J. power-brokers, Matt is a practicing attorney at the law firm of DeMichele & DeMichele in Haddon Heights (Camden County).
Kyrillos Camp Preps for Two Stage Campaign Kick-Off
Is Bob Menendez really beatable in an “Obama Year,” Save Jerseyans? One of Governor Christie’s closet allies likes his chances, or at least likes them
OPEN THREAD: Who Won the Final Pre-Florida Debate?
You know the drill, Save Jerseyans. Who won tonight’s CNN slugfest? Who Won the Florida Debate, Part Deux? Newt Gingrich Ron Paul Mitt Romney Rick
Florida Debate! Part Deux
It’s the last GOP debate before Florida votes on Tuesday, Save Jerseyans. The latest round of polling suggests that Speaker Gingrich’s modest but significant lead
R.I.P. Rutgers Camden
I’m feeling blue this morning staring at the juris doctorate degree hanging on my office wall, Save Jerseyans. It was awarded after a lot of
Newt Was FOR Reagan After He Was AGAINST Him?
Newt Gingrich was elected to Congress in 1978, eve of the “Reagan Revolution.” And Newt loves to tell audiences along the campaign trail that he
New Television Ad Campaign Promotes Christie’s Education Agenda
The Committee for Our Children’s Future (CCF), a 501(c)(4) non-profit organization, is launching a $1.5 million-dollar television campaign in both the New York and Philadelphia markets to
OPEN THREAD: Obama’s Last State of the Union Address?
Perhaps that’s wishful thinking, Save Jerseyans, given how our candidates and party “leaders” are carrying on as of late. However, with his numbers continuing to
Sarah Palin is the REAL Establishment
I’ve got something to get off of my chest, Save Jerseyans: I’m tired of exhausted by the current state of affairs in the Republican Party. The