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POLL: Tammy Murphy trails Andy Kim by double-digits in race to replace Menendez
Tammy Murphy may not be “inevitable” after all, Save Jerseyans. Results from the first public poll of the 2024 U.S. Senate Democrat primary dropped on […]
Five N.J. Democrats vote against deporting illegals convicted of DWI
Many Democrats may be running scared from their sanctury statehood policies ahead of Election 2024, Save Jerseyans, but the pander is still strong on Capitol […]
Everyone in this year’s N.J. Democrat Senate primary is a professional victim
This country was built predominantly by people who were mistreated somewhere else but decided to make a fresh start here, Save Jerseyans. Immigrants from all […]
Peak Trump: Wildwood, January 28, 2020
It’s January 2024. We wake to a world on fire. The unthinkable suddenly thinkable, as Texas rebels to defend its border, the Middle East lurches […]
Openly-gay hotelier joins the NJGOP’s 2024 U.S. Senate primary
Prolific Cape May County hotelier and developer Curtis Bashaw is the latest New Jersey Republican to join the U.S. Senate primary, announcing his candidacy on […]
Mr. Bramnick And The Marquess Of Queensbury
Cross-Posted from DanCirucci.com _ Once again, people have been asking us about this guy, Jon Bramnick. We don’t know the guy personally. Never met him. […]
The Environmental Cost of Affordable Housing Mandates
We hear so much as of late of all the modern conveniences and aspects of our way of life that are supposedly perilous to our […]
Spadea, Ciattarelli stay conspicuously silent as Bramnick enters 2025 primary contest
Jack Ciattarelli is fairly active on Twitter/X, Save Jerseyans, and Bill Spadea has never been one to hesitate to throw a punch. But neither 2025 […]
Jon Bramnick: New Jersey’s less attractive (but more honest?) Nikki Haley
Jon Bramnick (R-21) is officially in the 2025 gubernatorial contest, Save Jerseyans. The state senator and serial Trump hater launched his campaign on Saturday and […]
ANALYSIS: New Offshore Wind Projects to Cost New Jerseyans Almost $1 Billion per Year
On January 24, the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities approved two massive offshore wind projects: 2,400 MW Leading Light Wind and 1,342 MW Attentive […]

