By Chris DiPiazza _ It is no secret that every branch of New Jersey government is under the control of the Democratic Party led by Governor Phil Murphy. Although personally successful in his financial career, Governor Murphy is demonstrating no real Read More
By Art Gallagher _ Governor Phil Murphy and his team apparently failed to account for the impact on the minimum wage increase he signed into law earlier this year will have on his own State Budget. Senator Declan O’Scanlon called Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – There’s more bad news on the New Jersey economic front. New Jersey shed 9,300 private sector jobs in February 2019 while adding 1,600 public sector (government) positions. _ National job growth slowed nationally in February; a net Read More
ROSELAND, N.J. – Governor Phil Murphy’s tax-laden FY 2020 state budget proposal is getting low marks from New Jersey’s accountants. The New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants (NJCPA) polled approximately 500 state accountants this March, and 70% of those Read More
By Matt Rooney _ So Donald Trump and John McCain are still feuding, Save Jerseyans, and the late Senator has been gone since summer 2018. Who’s right? And who’s wrong? Sometimes the answer is “both.” Trump is always punching (which Read More
By Matt Rooney _ New Jersey Republicans are rudderless at the moment. They’re unable to speak with one voice for a few glaring reasons, one of which being that there isn’t any consensus among the legislative caucus as to what Read More
TRENTON, NJ – Yet another data point suggests possible trouble ahead for the New Jersey job market and economy generally. On Monday, new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics found only 39,400 new jobs added to new Jersey economy Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – Buried in Phil Murphy’s budget is a “corporate responsibility fee.” What’s that? Fair question. It’s a plan hatch by Democrats to compel large corporations to provide health insurance for their employees. If adopted by the legislature and Read More
By Declan O’Scanlon _ It’s time for someone to challenge Governor Murphy’s assertion that this is a pennies per mile cost: it’s not. There was simply no way that a .17 per mile number was an accurate reflection of the Read More
