PHILADELPHIA, P.A. — Governor Phil Murphy’s first State of the State address was heavy on social justice warrior rhetoric but extremely light on actual plans to make New Jersey affordable. And by “light,” we mean he ignored property tax reform Read More
TRENTON, N.J. — Millennials and small business owners aren’t the only ones deciding to leave New Jersey behind. A new study conducted by WalletHub found New Jersey is America’s 5th worst state in which to retire based upon “three key Read More
MORRISTOWN, N.J. — Governor Phil Murphy will be back before the legislature with his FY2020 budget address in a mere matter of weeks, and he may face some questions at that time about rosy growth projections figures which haven’t panned Read More
By Matt Rooney _ It’s one thing for agencies and departments under the executive branch’s purview to enact the governor’s policies, Save Jerseyans. That’s generally uncontroversial! It’s another thing altogether for civil servants to spend their time (and our money!!) Read More
By Matt Rooney _ You probably should watch Phil Murphy’s first State of the State address today at 2pm EST, Save Jerseyans, if for no other reason because what he proposed for FY2019 is likely to impact the bottom lines Read More
TRENTON, N.J. — There isn’t too much to celebrate at the end of Governor Phil Murphy’s first full year in office. How will Murphy try to spin it? And which taxes will he try to raise in the FY 2019 Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – Is Governor Phil Murphy out of touch? On the eve of his first-ever ‘State of the State’ address, on leading business group believes that’s the case. _ “Gov. Murphy wants to grow government and previously proposed a Read More
By The Staff _ Are people really fleeing New Jersey? And if so, why? _ It’s a debate certain to take certain stage during Governor Phil Murphy’s first State of the State address on Tuesday (1/15). Save Jersey Founder and Read More
By Art Gallagher _ Three Republican State Senators, including Monmouth County’s Declan O’Scanlon are willing to vote to legalize recreational marijuana in New Jersey if Governor Phil Murphy and Senate President Steve Sweeney deliver the return of the Energy Receipts Read More
