Like His Hero Springsteen, Christie’s Fame is Going International (VIDEO)
Walking the cavernous RNC 2012 media facility in Tampa, Florida, containing row after row of working journalists–15,000 in all–I was curious about their interest in […]
Articles by Susanne LaFrankie
Dinesh D’Souza Dishes to Save Jersey on Chris Christie: “Big Guy for Small Government” (VIDEO)
I caught up with renown conservative author and creator of the new hit motion picture documentary ‘2016’ DINESH D’SOUZA yesterday at the Tampa RNC, Save […]
NJ Delegates Dish On Christie Keynote (VIDEO)
I rode over to the Tampa convention site earlier tonight from the NJGOP hotel with members of the state delegation, Save Jerseyans. Naturally, I had […]
Scenes from the NJGOP Delegation Hotel (Pre-Christie Keynote)
I’m on the ground in Florida, Save Jerseyans! After an uneventful plane ride, I dropped in at the NJGOP Hotel at St. Pete Beach located […]
On My Way To Tampa Bay
We here at Save Jersey are use to taking on political storms so we certainly won’t let a little hurricane stop us from covering the […]
Paul Ryan: The Next Great Communicator
“Connectibility” is Paul Ryan’s greatest asset. He possesses that rare gift, lacking in so many politicians: the ability to rise above the din of mindless […]
New Q-Poll Results: Christie’s the Best Thing In Jeresy Since the Tomato?
Gov. Chris Christie is all-Jersey; he speaks his mind in a take-no-prisoners, direct style and like an exit off the NJ Turnpike, his confrontations are […]
Governor Christie: “Lou, Give the People Their Money Back…” (VIDEO)
Wednesday was steamy in the Haddonfield Middle School’s packed gym, but the tough talk from Gov. Chrisite was even hotter. Christie recalled his political roots […]
Montclair Embraces the Status Quo
The residents of Essex County’s Montclair had the chance to lead the charge, Save Jerseyans, and fight back against the tsunami of strangling taxes in […]
Irony, Like Truth, Can Be Cruel: Deep Background on the “War on Women”
Irony, like truth, can be cruel. Imagine the courage and moxie it took as a Victorian era Quaker woman to take on the all-male establishment. […]