TRENTON, N.J. – NJGOP Counsel Michael Lavery and state Senator Michael Testa, Jr. (R-1) have filed a lawsuit in Cape May County Superior Court challenging the Murphy Administration’s COVID-19 executive order business closures. The suit – announced in a Zoom Read More
By Matt Rooney _ I hear you, Save Jerseyans. One of the most common questions I’ve gotten from readers over the past few weeks is WHY President Trump has gone after Democrat governors in Pennsylvania, Michigian, and Virginia, but not Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Phil Murphy (and the people he listens to) don’t necessarily feel the same way about liberty that you and I do, Save Jerseyans. Take the example of Eric Feigl-Ding, a Twitter-savvy Harvard Epidemiologist who is extremely Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – State Senator Declan O’Scanlon (R-13) has become the first New Jersey legislator to encourage residents to begin defying the Governor’s stay-at-home order. O’Scanlon’s tweet was partly tongue-and-cheek (referring to the May “flower moon” which can obviously be Read More
By Frank Pallotta _ In a letter dated March 31st 2020, in response to Executive Order No. 103, Governor Phil Murphy appointee and New Jersey Health Commissioner, Judith Persichilli ordered the expedited transfer of sick patients directly from hospitals to “post-acute Read More
By Cody McLaughlin _ As if to one-up himself for boneheaded, callous comments on the plight of working New Jerseyans, Governor Murphy threw another cute little quip at the rest of us this week. Asked about the crumbling un employment Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – Last week we told you about Assembly Brian Bergen’s proposal to curb Phil Murphy’s emergency powers. He’s now released the actual text; if adopted, the governor would need to seek legislative approval if he wants to extend Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – Remember that time Phil Murphy told New Jerseyans who want lower taxes to move? History repeated itself on Thursday when Governor Murphy told anyone who doesn’t like his embattled Labor Commissioner Robert “Rob” Asaro-Angelo to take a Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – A new Quinnipiac survey released Wednesday alleges that a strong majority of New Jerseyans are in no rush to reopen the state from its COVID-19 ‘stay at home’ lockdown. The poll found 55% supporting reopening the state Read More
