By Matt Rooney _ Ex-Ohio Governor John Kasich may be the most famous Republican to endorse Joe Biden this year, Save Jerseyans, but the most famous New Jersey Republican to defect will be joining Kasich on the digital stage tonight Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – Arguably New Jersey’s least popular living former governor, accused of beginning the pension system’s spiral and misleading 9/11 first responders, has once again gotten attention for all of the reasons. Christine Todd Whitman has well-documented history of Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – The full Mueller Report was a big win for President Trump and Americans who are happy that their government did not collude with the Russians. Not everyone is happy. _ Among those who can’t overcome their hatred Read More
OLD BRIDGE, N.J. — Middlesex County Republicans are down to two governors for their upcoming October 5th fundraiser. Late Monday night, the organization announced via Facebook that only former Governors Tom Kean and Chris Christie would headline the Forsgate Country Club Read More
By Joshua Einstein _ In his September 16 opinion piece on Christie Whitman, a former NJ governor and EPA chief, Tom Moran, gets it wrong again. Moran states that “If you want fresh evidence that Donald Trump has turned American Read More
TRENTON, N.J. — Republicans in the neighboring county of Middlesex have former Governor Christine Todd Whitman lined up for a fundraiser along with Tom Sean Sr. and Chris Christie. At least one high-ranking Central Jersey GOP’er seems unlikely to attend. This Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Former New Jersey Governor Christine Todd Whitman has been back in the news a bit lately, Save Jerseyans, after she called on Republican governors to demand Donald Trump resignation back in July. Irrelevant? Sure. But she Read More
With “Republicans” like Christine Todd Whitman kicking around on cable news shows, Save Jerseyans, why does Mitt Romney need Democrats? The former Republican Governor dropped in on CNN’s Starting Point program on Tuesday morning and made liberals’ day. The assembled panel inquired Read More
