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
EHT GOP Taps Balles, Parker For First Post-McCullough Election Cycle
EGG HARBOR TWP., N.J. — Republicans are attempting to pivot in one of New Jersey’s largest GOP-controlled towns this cycle. After long-time Egg Harbor Township Mayor James “Sonny” McCullough and Committeman Frank Finnerty announced their retirement earlier this month, on Thursday, approximately 75 Read More
The Property Tax Problem: Where Do Your GOP Candidates Stand?
There isn’t a single bigger problem facing New Jersey taxpayers than ever-skyrocketing property tax bills. Governor Chris Christie’s porous Cap 2.0 plan slowed the bleeding but, without additional reforms, ultimately failed to cure the patient. Where do this year’s possible Read More
Monmouth Dems will nominate a doctor and a lawyer for freeholder seats
The Monmouth County Democrats are set to nominate a personal injury attorney and a doctor who specializes in reducing pain and improving function of injured patients for freeholder when they hold their mini-convention at the Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church on Saturday Read More
A Catholic View Of The GOP Candidates
By Dan Cirucci | via Dan Cirucci’s Blogspot And now, here is a very special message from catholicvote.org: It’s Ash Wednesday. And Donald Trump has notched his first victory. Here is our take on the state of play for each of the Read More
The Democrat Party’s ‘Hidden’ Mold Infestation
By Dan Cirucci | Dan Cirucci’s Blogspot So now the moldy, not-so-little secret is out. Surely you must know what I’m talking about. Well, maybe not. Because this was a quite well-kept secret for longer than it deserved to be. So, maybe Read More
The Under-Discussed Democrat Empty Bench Crisis
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog At least until the email fiasco, Save Jerseyans, almost everyone talked about Hillary Clinton as inevitable in 2016. In the clear light of day, one can’t help but wonder if that attitude Read More
NJ GOP Showcases Historically Diverse House Candidate Team
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog We always hear about how the Republican Party generally “lacks diversity” and, in many ways, this is true. But you and I know that we’re still the Party of Lincoln, Save Jerseyans, Read More
Meeting Hudson’s Republican Club
By Joshua Sotomayor-Einstein | The Save Jersey Blog Save Jerseyans, Hudson County may be bluer than Bergen but there remains a bastion of solid red conservative and libertarian grassroots activism in the form of the Hudson County Republican Club (hudsonrepublicans.com, HCRC). Founded in 2011 Read More