TRENTON, N.J. – Last week’s shooting near Brick Memorial High School reignited the school security debate in New Jersey. Save Jersey founder Matt Rooney joined the Chasing News with Bill Spadea panel to offer his take on both the facts Read More
FAIRFAX, Va. – As more U.S. states continue to authorize gun seizures with new legislation (including New Jersey), New Jersey’s own Anthony Colandro – the National Rifle Association (NRA)’s 76th director – huddled in Fairfax, Virginia on Thursday with fellow Read More
MORRISTOWN, N.J. – Promising it would aid in “combatting” gun violence, Governor Phil Murphy stood in front of a misspelled sign on Tuesday and, flanked by supporters, announced a new executive order which will sever the business relationship between New Read More
WEST LONG BRANCH, N.J. – Americans like ‘red flag’ laws but Democrats like Beto O’Rourke running on mandatory firearm buyback plans appear to be out in left field. Those are the key findings of a new Monmouth University Poll released Read More
WESTFIELD, N.J. – The New Jersey Assembly’s top Republican is making no secret about his decidedly pro-gun control orientation heading into the fall elections. According to a source in the district, the campaign of Assembly GOP Minority Leader Jon Bramnick Read More
By Matt Rooney _ It’s been in full effect since Sunday, Save Jerseyans. New Jersey judges are now permitted to issue so-called “extreme risk protection orders” which, if granted, authorize the state to seize the firearms of anyone against whom Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – Office Depot has reportedly pulled bullet-resistant backpacks off of its shelves during the back-to-school shopping crunch. Meanwhile, the Northern New Jersey community of Harrington Park is installing bullet-resistant doors (imported from Israel) at its local K-8 school. Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Let’s get this out of the way: when a gunman attacks a school or group of shoppers, and it happens several times over the course of several years, it’s a problem worth taking seriously. No doubt Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. – A pair of mass shootings over the weekend fueled not only the familiar U.S. gun control debate but also a partisan war-of-words over whether the present political rhetoric is encouraging violence. Failing Democrat presidential candidate Cory Booker Read More
