NEW YORK, N.Y. — Senate President Steve Sweeney got a cool reception on Fox Business’s Varney & Co. program this Wednesday afternoon, Save Jerseyans. “I am a resident of New Jersey. I’ve been there for nearly 40 years. You’re going to Read More
TRENTON, N.J. — It’s no secret that New Jersey’s pension system is in terrible shape, Save Jerseyans, but new studies continue to confirm the extent of the problem. Last week, an Illinois policy group called Wirepoints released its analysis of state pension Read More
By Art Gallagher _ The New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants surveyed its members regarding the impact New Jersey’s new state budget would have on the state’s economy. More than 75% of the 921 CPA’s surveyed said that the Read More
By Christopher P. DePhillips _ Democrat politicians continue to talk like they want lower taxes and lower spending, but they write and pass budgets that assault the pocket books of the middle-class by increasing taxes and spending by billions of dollars. Read More
TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey will spend $3.4 billion on health benefits this year. On Thursday, the Murphy Administration announced that it could save about 3% of that amount — $100 million — which is considerably less than the $1.4 billion Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Senate President Steve Sweeney isn’t the Trenton Republicans’ least favorite person these days. He hasn’t been for a long time, actually, given his fair weather tactical alliance with Chris Christie during the latter politician’s stormy tenure Read More
By Alex Cucciniello _ New Jersey is the state right outside the business capital of the world. Our state’s wealth is substantial relative to the rest of the country. Unfortunately, all of that wealth is squandered by the Democrat-controlled state legislature Read More
DePhillips says Murphy’s office may’ve coordinated with outside groups to lobby his e-mail box TRENTON, N.J. — Did the Murphy Administration use state resources to coordinate with the New Jersey Democratic State Committee and special interest groups? All with the Read More
TRENTON, N.J. — Trenton still hasn’t passed a budget on this hazy, humid Sunday afternoon owing to a reported technical error, proving our government can’t even screw over its own citizens efficiently and competently. So why, exactly, are we about to Read More
