By Matt Rooney _ They say ‘fake it until you make it,’ Save Jerseyans, but at some point you need to actually give people something concrete to believe in. Our old friend Cory “Spartacus” Booker – who blocked me on Read More
NEWARK, N.J. – Love is weird. Typically? It’s not as strange as reading a 250-plus-page book to your girlfriend over the telephone, but that’s exactly what Cory Booker reportedly did for his boo, actress Rosario Dawson. – A recent Washington Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – Pharmacist and attorney Rik Mehta is the latest Republican to announce a primary candidacy in the race for the right to take on Cory Booker in 2020. The first generation American’s entry makes the GOP field five Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. – It wasn’t that long ago that Cory Booker was throwing mud at Joe Biden, accusing the former Vice President of aiding and abetting institutional racism. With impeachment in full-swing? And the Biden family’s role in the Ukrainian Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Back in early September 2019, US-Bookies.com placed Cory Booker’s odds of being America’s 46th president at 66/1, worse than his previous 50/1 odds. Today? It’s 100/1. – Click here for the latest tracking data. Booker’s polling is Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Cory Booker threatened to drop out of the 2020 race unless Americans gave him $1.7 million. He ended up with $6 million. His polling is no better for it. – Booker dropped to 1% in the latest Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Tony Bucco (the son) is going to seek his father’s state Senate seat AND reelection to the Assembly simultaneously this fall, Save Jerseyans, a move catalyzed by the elder Bucco’s recent sudden passing. He’ll join the Read More
WEST LONG BRANCH, N.J. – A new Monmouth University Poll is out today, Save Jerseyans, and it finds Cory Booker registering at just 2% support in the first primary state of New Hampshire. Booker also polled at 2% back in Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – Stuart Meissner is officially seeking the 2020 N.J. GOP U.S. Senate nomination. “After speaking to voters and activists around the state over the past few weeks, I have been struck by the overwhelming desire to replace New Read More
