By Robert Kofman _ President Trump likes to compare himself to President Lincoln and indeed there are some similarities. Both won with less than a majority of the popular vote and took office in a deeply divided, polarized country with Read More
By The Staff _ The Save Jersey Team would like to congratulate our founder and Blogger-in-Chief Matt Rooney for his inclusion on the 2018 New Jersey Globe Power List comprised of “New Jersey’s 100 most political powerful personalities” as ranked by that site’s editorial Read More
By The Staff _ It’s no secret, Save Jerseyans: the Bergen County Republican Party has fallen on hard times, and recent trends — both nationally, statewide, and locally — suggest things could still get more challenging before they get better. Read More
By The Staff _ TRENTON, N.J. – As a second March nor’easter inches closer to New Jersey, and the lights are still off for thousands of residents in Hunterdon, Warren and Somerset counties, legislators are beginning to demand action from the Murphy Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Chris Christie didn’t begin to check out until about two years into his gubernatorial tenure, Save Jerseyans. And we got stuff like the property tax cap and arbitration reform in that time. Phil Murphy? We didn’t Read More
By The Staff _ It’s going to be another expensive day in Trenton, Save Jerseyans. In a change of pace from recent cycles, the NJGOP seized upon the Democrats’ agenda to go on offense. “How NJ Dems will vote to Read More
The holiday seasons is well underway, Save Jerseyans, and another eventful year is about to end. Who were 2017’s nicest (and naughtiest) New Jersey political figures? Save Jersey Blogger-in-Chief Matt Rooney is on News12 NJ’s ‘Power and Politics‘ program this weekend Read More
It’s hard to discuss the entire pie in a mailbox-sized postcard, 30-second ad or tightly-regulated debate format, Save Jerseyans, but as the 2017 primary season reaches the final mile, I’m going to be a pain in the ass and complain, Read More
PSEG Power’s Salem nuclear power plant The closing of nuclear power plants serving New Jersey could lead to higher electricity prices for consumers, according to Ralph Izzo, chairman, CEO, and president of Public Service Enterprise Group, the owner of the Read More
