TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey’s current medical marijuana regime is about to expand, Save Jerseyans, even as Trenton debates whether or not to expand access to pot for recreational purposes. On Monday, the New Jersey Department of Health announced that it’s Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Senate President Steve Sweeney isn’t the Trenton Republicans’ least favorite person these days. He hasn’t been for a long time, actually, given his fair weather tactical alliance with Chris Christie during the latter politician’s stormy tenure Read More
By Nick De Gregorio _ The Fourth of July is an exceptional holiday for exceptional people. Every year, we patriotic Americans take a pause from our busy lives to honor our forebearers for giving us the precious gifts of freedom and Read More
TRENTON, N.J. — Governor Phil Murphy spent 4th of July in Long Branch, Save Jerseyans, but the day before, he was hard at work on property tax relief… …or not. The highlights: S-493 permits a person to alter their gender identity on Read More
TRENTON, N.J. — Trenton still hasn’t passed a budget on this hazy, humid Sunday afternoon owing to a reported technical error, proving our government can’t even screw over its own citizens efficiently and competently. So why, exactly, are we about to Read More
By Art Gallagher _ Governor Phil Murphy, Senate President Steve Sweeney and Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin announced last night that the had a last minute budget deal to avert a state shutdown and that the legislature would pass the necessary Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – The Democrats’ budget deal won’t be formalized until a Sunday morning voting session, Save Jerseyans, but the end result is foregone conclusion after a late Saturday press conference featuring Governor Phil Murphy and legislative leaders: Taxes. Lots of Read More
By Matt Rooney _ And you thought Tammy Murphy’s $13,000 door was the whole story? Think again, Save Jerseyans. These are limousine liberals; YOU work to pay for their lifestyles! The First Lady’s spending may have been a part of Read More
TRENTON, N.J. — State Senator Joe Pennacchio (R-26) isn’t just calling on Governor Phil Murphy to veto the recent 5 cent paper and plastic bag tax passed by New Jersey’s legislature. He’s also planning to introduce legislation to repeal it if Read More
