TRENTON, N.J. – Marijuana was on the menu at the State House on Monday, but support for the controversial legislation remains remains precarious notwithstanding a deal struck between Democrat legislative leaders and Governor Phil Murphy. Some complained about a lack Read More
By Art Gallagher _ Monmouth County Sheriff Shaun Golden issued a statement today condemning the Trenton Democrats’ marijuana legislation as “poorly written policy by the Democratic majority” “that is aimed at grabbing tax dollars without any regard on the impacts Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – There’s a deal for legal recreational pot in place between Governor Phil Murphy and the Democrat legislative leadership, Save Jerseyans, and a vote on the historic measure could come as soon as this month, but sources in Read More
By Michael J. dePierro _ With the Governor and a contingency of Legislators in Trenton about to legalize recreational marijuana in New Jersey, we must address this issue in Parsippany. How do we protect our quality of life, how do Read More
By Bill Spadea This post originally appeared at NJ 101.5 _ The elite insiders in Trenton think that we’re all stupid. We’re not and it’s time we show them. The latest scam coming out of Trenton is the so-called deal on Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. — America has been springing ahead (and then falling back) since 1918. But for how much longer? _ State and national leaders have introduced legislation to end the century’s old practice which remains controversial. On Monday, one day Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Cory Booker (D-Twitter) couldn’t wait to defend Jussie Smollett when the now-disgraced ‘Empire’ actor claimed to have been attacked by Trump supporters. Booker called it a “modern day lynching.” In reality? True or not, it was Read More
MORRISTOWN, N.J. — Morris County government’s effort to continue distributing historic preservation funds to religious buildings has hit a U.S. Supreme Court brick wall. On Monday, writing for the High Court, Justice Brett Kavanaugh appeared to express some sympathy for Read More
By Art Gallagher _ Legislation introduced by Congressman Chris Smith on Thursday will require that U.S. government travel business be prioritized to hotels that have strong anti-human trafficking policies in place. “U.S. government travelers should be staying at hotels that are Read More
