By Matt Rooney _ Yes, Save Jerseyans. Being right about this stuff ALL OF THE TIME gets old. I’m referring to how screwed up New Jersey’s 2016 gas tax fix was at the time and remains today. – We warned Read More
Big Labor’s six-figure expenditures powered Steve Oroho (R-24) and Betty Lou DeCroce (R-26) to victory tonight in their respective North Jersey contests on Tuesday night, Save Jerseyans. The former, last October’s gas tax bill architect, won in landslide. DeCroce’s contest Read More
Gail Phoebus is done in LD24, Save Jerseyans. “After a great deal of reflection, I have decided not to run for office in the New Jersey 24th Legislative District this year,” Phoebus wrote in a letter shared with state media. The Read More
In the wake of Governor Chris Christie‘s declaration of war against a majority of his own party, urging LiUNA union members to defeat Republicans who opposed the gas tax hike, Assemblyman Erik Peterson (R-23) is perhaps only announcing the time of day, Save Read More
Jennifer Beck (R-11) is one of 2017’s most endangered incumbents, having lost both of her Assembly running mates two years ago and facing what will most certainly be an onslaught of Super PAC cash this November. Needless to say, she Read More
Gov. Chris Christie isn’t simply growing apart from his state party, Save Jerseyans. On Thursday night, he turned to a traditionally Democrat group and asked them to defeat legislators who opposed his gas tax hike at the polls, including 29 Read More
Kim Guadagno openly defied her boss, Chris Christie, when the Lieutenant Governor came out swinging last week against Ballot Question #2. She and her allies say its passage on November 8th would authorize massive new borrowing and make it impossible to Read More
The N.J. GOP’s internal struggles appear to be just beginning, Save Jerseyans. On Friday, Assemblyman Erik Peterson (R-23), the Assembly Republican Assistant Whip, took sides in the open battle between Governor Chris Christie and Lieutenant Governor Kim Guadagno, coming down Read More
HACKENSACK, N.J. — Chairman Paul DiGaetano presided over his first meeting as chair last night in Hackensack to an enthusiastic crowd ready to go to work on electing Republicans this fall. While the meeting contained your usual party business discussions and Read More
