“This is a Spectacle”
Senate Judiciary hearings are underway, Save Jerseyans, and the fate of at least one Christie nominee to the New Jersey Supreme Court could hang in the
Peter King Parts with Chris Christie After Courting Him to Run for President
Breaking up isn’t easy to do, Save Jerseyans. Rep. Peter King (R-NY) recently told Don Imus’s audience that Governor Chris Christie “let his personal feelings get
Senate Judiciary Committee to Question Christie Court Nominees Today
Today is finally the day, Save Jerseyans. Chris Christie’s second and third nominations to our state’s highest court will finally get their hearing before the
Camden City’s Rappers Get Political?
Criticism of the South Jersey Democrat Machine typically originates from South Jersey Republicans or North Jersey Democrats, almost all of whom reside in the suburbs.
Allies Romney and Kyrillos Tackle Radically Different Primary Dynamics
In a political cycle characterized by tremendous discord at the national level, the NJGOP’s U.S. Senate “primary” has been nothing but smooth sailing for presumptive nominee
Some Republicans Determined to Flirt with Disaster
Ahead of yesterday’s epic loss in Illinois, the campaign of Rick Santorum held a telephone call with media outlets that, according to at least one major
Save Rutgers: Chancellor Pritchett’s Testimony at Rowan, Governor Christie Holds Firm
Yesterday a joint higher education committee met at Rowan University (ironically the place that will be least affected by the proposed takeover of Rutgers Camden
Shelley Adler Begins Campaign Against Runyan in NJ3…Where She Doesn’t Live
Today Shelley Adler, widow of former Congressman John Adler, kicked off her campaign for congress in the 3rd congressional district, where she most certainly does
Romney Up 10 Heading Into Today’s Illinois Primary
Or so says the typically-reliable RCP polling average. The latest-in-time poll from PPP shows Mitt Romney up by 15 points. A Rasmussen poll from last