By The Staff _ There are plenty of Jets, Giants, and Eagles fans in New Jersey tonight who are less-than-happy to see the New England Patriots win their 7th Super Bowl with Quaterback Tom Brady. Something redeeming (if you’re a Read More
MORRIS PLAINS, N.J. — Assemblyman Jay Webber (R-26) is on the airwaves in NJ-11. “Morning” borrows heavily and openly from Ronald Reagan’s iconic “Morning in America” 1984 presidential reelection campaign ad: – Here the script narrated by Webber: “When I Read More
The prime-time debut of ” Roseanne” was a hit on Tuesday, garnering 18.2 million viewers – the highest-rated comedy show on any network in four years, according to ABC. The news media offered an enthusiastic response to the reboot of” Read More
Former U.S. Senate candidate and Reagan-era operate Jeff Bell has died, Save Jerseyans. “I’m very sorry to report the sad news that Jeff Bell died suddenly last night,” tweeted Bill Kristol of the Weekly Standard, a long-time Bell friend, on Sunday Read More
Founded as the city of the federal government by an act of Congress in 1790, Washington, D.C., has had nearly three centuries to work out the kinks and the bruises. In 1791, engineer Peter Charles …
Is that a shocking enough headline for you? I know there are conservatives and blue dog Democrats alike reeling in horror right now. Let me make my case and you can call me anything you want after. Ronald Reagan, originally Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog It’s hard not to appreciate the parallels, Save Jerseyans. 29-years to the day after Ronald Reagan rallied the Western World against Communism – challenging the Soviet leadership to “tear down this wall” Read More
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog Will Ferrell has decided that making fun of Alzheimer’s (and President Reagan) isn’t exactly high comedy, Save Jerseyans. He’s passing on a script for “Reagan,” a film that parodies the late commander-in-chief’s alleged Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog When I was still a college student, Save Jerseyans, I remember reading one of the late, great William F. Buckley‘s late-in-life columns, published in 2006 two years before he passed, reacting to then-President Read More
