By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog Fears of violence at this year’s Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio, never came to fruition, Save Jerseyans, all despite the Buckeye State’s controversial “open carry” law. How is that possible????? I can Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog This has been a difficult convention in many respects, Save Jerseyans. Protests in the streets and resurgent Trump vs. Cruz factional drama inside the convention hall haven’t painted the prettiest picture for anyone Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog Chris Christie caught a lot of grief for talking about himself (instead of the nominee) at the 2012 GOP convention in Tampa, Florida. This year? A major improvement! Trump got a few more Read More
By Dan Cirucci | via Dan Cirucci’s Blogspot You know the phrase. You’ve heard it a million times. “The man who . . . ” “The man who will . . . ” “The man who will be the next . . Read More
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog A gaffe earlier in the day regarding Donald Trump’s charitable giving (or lack thereof) didn’t keep Governor Chris Christie from striding out on the convention floor on Monday night for the first Read More
TRENTON — New Jersey officials have sent 26 troopers to Ohio on a security detail for the Republican National Convention to help deal with the influx of 50,000 people and heated protests during the event. The troopers will be patrolling Read More
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog Upset you’re missing out on the 2016 Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Save Jerseyans? Relax. It’s the age of the Internet. You can watch everything right here, at SaveJersey.com, without needing to Read More
BEACHWOOD, Ohio — New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said Sunday night he’s “disappointed” presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump didn’t choose him as his running mate. But Christie expressed zero resentment about being passed over for Indiana Gov. Mike Pence. Read More
CLEVELAND — Thousands of Republicans are gathering in Cleveland for the Republican National Convention 2016, followed by even more thousands of Democrats in Philadelphia next week, as both political parties hold their conventions to nominate candidates for president. Every four Read More
