By The Staff _ What’s the REAL reason why Trenton Democrats are advancing legislation to keep Donald Trump off of the 2020 ballot? Noting that Republicans lost four U.S. House seats in New Jersey last cycle, Save Jersey founder Matt Read More
By The Staff _ The Democrat ‘blue wave’ generated four New Jersey flipped seats in 2018, making the left-leaning Garden State an indispensable part of the House Democrats’ takeover. House Republicans are now hoping for a 2020 comeback with President Read More
By Art Gallagher _ Former Governor Chris Christie floated the idea of his wife, Mary Pat Christie, running for Congress in the 11th district next year as a challenger to freshman Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill, according to a report at NewJerseyGlobe. Sherrill, Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Congressional Democrats spent a significant portion of the evening sitting on their hands as Donald Trump delivered a masterful State of the Union address on Tuesday evening. One of them? From New Jersey? He couldn’t wait to shake Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Ilhan Omar’s political existence is the clearest sign yet that the Democrat Party is going full-on crazy, Save Jersey. Who? _ For those of you who haven’t been closely following the new Congress (maybe you can’t Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Freshman Democrat Congressman Jeff Van Drew (D, NJ-2) and Andy Kim (D, NJ-3) triumphed in 2018, but 2020 looms large for both newly-minted representatives. That’s according to veteran political prognosticator Larry Sabato who released his 2020 House Read More
By Matt Rooney _ What makes someone “pro-woman” or anti-woman, exactly? Don’t ask me, Save Jerseyans. I’m not a high priest of the church of political correctness who’s well-versed in the Democrat Party’s identity politics. What I do know: President Read More
MOUNT HOLLY, N.J. — 2020 is a bit less than two years away, but a battered House Republican caucus is already signaling a handful of districts which will top its reconquest list. One of handful already receiving attention? NJ-03. The Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. — New Jersey’s last Republican Congressman voted with his Democrat colleagues on Thursday afternoon. Chris Smith (R, NJ-04), who also happens to be one of the House’s longest-serving members, voted with the new Democrat majority including New Jersey’s Read More
