By Dan Cirucci Posted with permission from The Dan Cirucci Blog — There’s a rule in public relations that says “don’t create a problem where none exists.” Seems simple, right? Still, you’d be surprised how often this elementary maxim is violated. Read More
HADDON HEIGHTS, N.J. – The timeline is ugly. Arthur Barclay (D-5) resigned from the New Jersey Assembly last June 2018 after being accused of committing an act of domestic violence; the case reportedly went no where when the victim failed Read More
By Matt Rooney _ The crap (or tuna fish in this case) hit the fan last week in Cherry Hill, Save Jerseyans. School district officials decided that, going forward, students with unpaid lunch bills of $10 would receive tuna fish Read More
TRENTON, NJ – State party organizations rarely get involved in primaries for obvious reasons. NJGOP Chairman Doug Steinhardt is making a rare exception in this year’s four-way LD8 Assembly contest. “The State Republican Party has a general practice of not Read More
By The Staff _ Navy SEAL. GOP Assemblyman. Representing one of the state’s most competitive legislative districts. And he’s got a contested primary next month. He’s also leading the fight against Governor Phil Murphy’s “rain tax.” – SaveJersey.com’s Matt Rooney sat Read More
By Matt Rooney _ I don’t have any special knowledge, Save Jerseyans. I have been watching these guys for a long, long time, and know how they think, so I figured it might be fun/useful to speculate how the N.J. Read More
CAMDEN, N.J. – The war over Economic Development Authority (EDA) tax credit oversight features the powerful Camden County Democrat Machine pitted against Governor Phil Murphy’s state-wide organization; the intra-party conflict is also shining a hard light on the well-being of Read More
VOORHEES, N.J. — One of New Jersey’s most enduring blue territory Republicans is hanging it up in 2019. On Monday, Voorhees Township Committeeman announced on social media that he wouldn’t seek a fourth term this November. “I am fully confident Read More
By Dan Cirucci Posted with permission from The Dan Cirucci Blog — If you felt the earth move slightly in Cherry Hill Tuesday night it wasn’t the crush of holiday shoppers or a traffic calamity on Route 70 or even an Read More
