By Ileana Schirmer This post was originally published on Save Jersey in Spanish. _ As a mother, latina, Cuban, catholic and leader in Hamilton Township, I believe that our elected officials should be figures our children can look up to. Read More
Por Ileana Schirmer Concejal de la ciudad de Hamilton, Nueva Jersey _ Como madre, latina, cubana, católica y líder en la ciudad de Hamiton, Nueva Jersey, personalmente considero que nuestros líderes elegidos tienen que ser intachables, limpios, insignes. Por estas Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Native American or not, Elizabeth Warren is currently running around the country ‘campaigning against corruption,’ Save Jerseyans. And it’s ‘bipartisan’ too! Hooray. Her campaign evidently does NOT include New Jersey, however, where Bob Menendez (D-N.J.), severely Read More
TRENTON, N.J. — The only thing worse than hiring a man who betrayed the public’s trust might be lying about the circumstances behind his hire. Former Passaic City Councilman Marcellus Jackson did jail time after accepting $26,000 in bribes as payment for Read More
By Matt Rooney _ The world of politics is one where shame is a foreign concept, Save Jerseyans. Senator Gropacus (aka “Cory Booker”) remains a leading example. But one other politician who’s actually on the ballot this November stands out Read More
TRENTON, N.J. — A face saving gesture? A proverbial smack in the face to Governor Phil Murphy? Or a little of both? On Thursday, Republican Assemblywoman Holly Schepisi (R-39) of Bergen County secured half of the legislature to support A4584, Read More
EVESHAM, N.J. — Democrat Andy Kim, challenger to Tom MacArthur in NJ-03 this November, held an anti-corruption rally on Monday alongside a group opposed to Citizens United and the influence of so-called ‘dark money’ in U.S. politics. Kim’s hypocrisy on the Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – New Jersey Democrat leaders including Murphy, Menendez, and Booker are converging as we speak in Atlantic City to trash Republicans and promote their radical agenda. But tax burdens and NJ Transit woes, while angering, are not what so many Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – The Murphy Administration’s decision to hire a former Passaic councilman convicted (and imprisoned) for bribery is raising eyebrows and has one Bergen County legislator speaking out. “I believe in second chances, but not when it comes to Read More
