ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — Atlantic City’s mayor has had a rough several months. First, back in November 2018, he faced criminal charges related to a brawl at the Golden Nugget Casino (the complaints were ultimately dismissed at the end of Read More
By Kim Guadagno _ Former Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno today said Republicans have asked her to run for State Assembly in the 13th legislative district. So far, Guadagno has politely turned down the overtures, citing family issues and her commitment Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Our state became a Sanctuary State on Thursday, Save Jerseyans. ‘Virginia is for lovers.’ New Jersey? Illegals. The state Republican establishment’s reaction thus far has been muted. To understand the biggest reason for this deafening silence, you need Read More
By Art Gallagher _ In an interview with Bill Spadea on NJ101.5 yesterday, former Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno said legalizing prostitution would be less harmful than legalizing recreational marijuana and that doing so would benefit the women who work in the world’s Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Is Steve Sweeney starting to support for Phil Murphy, Save Jerseyans? I think probably. It’s no secret that the Democrat Senate President and the Democrat Governor have openly butted heads over the past several months, but Read More
JERSEY CITY, N.J. — Kim Guadagno is going back to her roots. On Thursday, the law firm Connell Foley LLP announced that Kim Guadagno was joining its firm as a partner based in the firm’s Jersey City office. “Lt. Governor Read More
ABC’s newest guest contributor Chris Christie isn’t the only one getting into the broadcast television game. His former #2, Kim Guadagno, is filling in for Bill Spadea as guest host of WWOR-TV’s Chasing News program next Friday, February 16th: – Read More
Election Day’s memory is slowly starting to fade, Save Jerseyans, but I still get asked “did she ever really have a chance?” at least a few times per week. At a minimum. And the frequency of the question seems to Read More
Carl Golden The winners have celebrated; the losers have overcome their disappointment; and Republican Party leaders are sifting through the rubble from Election Day in search of bright spots (precious few) and lessons for the future. All that aside, there Read More
