By Dan Cirucci _ A lot of people are looking at what’s happening so far this year and comparing it to 1968. But many of these same people weren’t even alive then. 1968 was a tumultuous yearn our nation’s history. Read More
By Dan Cirucci Cross-Posted from The Dan Cirucci Blog _ Have you EVER thought about what your vote and your secret ballot REALLY means? Have you? – In a quick eleven minutes, I’ll help you discover the meaning behind the sanctity Read More
By Matt Rooney _ And so it begins, Save Jerseyans. After consistent basement-level polling and now missing out on a second debate stage, Spartacus (aka Gropacus, aka Cory Booker) is signaling an endgame to a failed presidential bid which never Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. – David Richter isn’t deterred from his primary bid in Congress in New Jersey’s Second Congressional District, and he isn’t tempering his criticism of newly-converted Republican incumbent Jeff Van Drew. Still, the construction CEO and Burlington County resident Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Think about how differently 2019 ended than it began, Save Jerseyans. 12 months is a lifetime in the 24/7/365 news cycle world which we all occupy. That said, making predictions is fun because (A) you all Read More
By Dan Cirucci Cross-Posted from The Dan Cirucci Blog _ As the decade comes to a close, we can see that two people dominated the news from 2010 to 2020. One dominated the first half of the decade and the other Read More
NEWARK, N.J. – The five-deep field of potential 2020 Republican Booker challengers continues to gear up, Save Jerseyans, though next year’s Garden State House battles in NJ-02, 3, 5, 7 and 11 are attracting most of the in-state and national Read More
BOGOTA, N.J. – The race to take one two-term Democrat Josh Gottheimer is becoming a bit crowded. On Sunday, New Jersey Globe was first to report that Bergen County resident Paul Duggan plans to enter the 2020 Republican primary in Read More
By Adam Geller _ As a practitioner of public opinion polling, I’ve studied, poked and analyzed opinions for more than 25 years. I’ve learned and grown to appreciate how fickle and malleable opinions can be. I’ve also come to understand Read More
