By The Staff _ Save Jersey readers are well-acquainted with Cory Booker’s 2020 presidential pre-campaign pitch for low-income kid savings accounts. The catch: it’s all taxpayer money. The young Americans (and their children) don’t actually need to save anything. How Read More
NEW YORK, N.Y. — Gropacus (f/k/a Cory Booker) is running for president, and he’s running hard on a scheme to give $50,000 in tax dollars to every low-income American child. How would he pay for it? Booker visited New York’s WPIX on Read More
HOUSTON, TX — Former President George H. W. Bush passed away on Friday at the age of 94, Save Jerseyans. “Our heartfelt condolences go out to the family of President Bush on his passing. President Bush spent most of his Read More
By The Staff _ A bill clarifying that Gropacus (f/k/a Cory Booker) can legally run for president and U.S. senator in 2020 was signed into law by Governor Phil Murphy on Thursday, Save Jerseyans. If Booker hypothetically wins the presidency, Read More
By Matt Rooney _ If there’s one thing about Gropacus (“Cory Booker”) which is generally agreed upon on both sides of the American political divide? He’s never been focused on his job at hand. He’s always looking at, and striving Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Gropacus is at it again, Save Jerseyans. On Thursday, the artist formerly known as “Cory Booker” visited Allen University in South Carolina and declared that he “can’t stand how they’re out-Americaning us in Canada.” Huh? “Every country we Read More
By Dan Cirucci Posted with permission from The Dan Cirucci Blog — The minute I saw Kanye West hugging President Trump in the White House oval office, I thought of Sammy Davis. I wonder how many people alive today even know Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Let’s set this up. Brett Kavanaugh will be confirmed on Saturday, Save Jerseyans, ending the most contentious, unnecessarily divisive Supreme Court confirmation process since Clarence Thomas (or possibly ever). Then the voters will do what they’ll Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Focused on 2018? Okay. So are we. But the Kavanaugh hearings have brought 2020 — and the potential of a Cory Booker presidential candidacy — back into the general political discussion. The Trumpster versus Spartacus? It’s not an Read More
