By Matt Rooney _ Senate Democrats blocked a COVID-19 GOP stimulus package over the weekend; the espoused rationale (“it doesn’t do enough for workers”) was right out of the Democrats’ use-worn class warfare playbook. Spartacus aka Gropacus aka Cory Booker Read More
By Bill Spadea This post originally appeared at NJ 101.5 _ Everybody should have the opportunity to make more money, right? This is America after all, but what if the government forces employers to pay more? Who picks up the cost? Read More
By Bill Spadea This post originally appeared at NJ 101.5 _ There are 19,000 millionaire taxpayers in New Jersey who are paying an enormous share of New Jersey’s income tax revenue, according to my friends at the New Jersey Business and Read More
By Matt Rooney _ This story is sad/angering/typical but it also illustrates something very important. I’ll start from the beginning. Again and again, Save Jerseyans, we’ve explained how Phil Murphy’s “Millionaire’s Tax” math simply doesn’t add up. There simply aren’t Read More
By Matt Rooney _ FY 2020 budget season is underway, Save Jerseyans. The stupid is strong, and Trenton is saying sorts of things which aren’t just deceitful and self-interested but, in some cases, they’re also completely divorced from reality and Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Cory Booker (D-Twitter) isn’t letting go of his ‘baby bonds’ idea to redistribute massive amounts of wealth from wealthy AND middle class Americans to low income families. What’s new? He visited Al Shartpon on MSNBC this Read More
By Katie Cericola & Alex Cucciniello _ The rhetoric of the Democratic Party today has little in common with the mainstream ideas and values of John F. Kennedy; it is now the rhetoric of the far left and socialists like Read More
TRENTON, N.J. — The millionaires tax is back, Save Jerseyans. Governor Phil Murphy will make its enactment a centerpiece of his Tuesday budget address. “Governor Murphy’s first budget was over a billion and a half of new taxes for the Read More
TRENTON, NJ — Next summer? Jersey Jersey small business owners may need to pay teenagers $15 per hour to flip burgers, sweep floors, and hawk sunglasses on our state’s boardwalks. Thousands of workers in all 21 counties may find their hours Read More
