By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog I’m not going to rant on this, Save Jerseyans. But seriously… any of you still spoiling to defend Mama Grizzly as a serious political force? LIVE, from New York… You weren’t imagining Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog Yeah, I know, it’s boorish, but it’s news so here you go: Sarah Palin is injecting her Mama Grizzley-sized mouth into New Jersey’s Third Congressional District race, Save Jerseyans, by formally endorsing Steve Lonegan. “Steve is Read More
By Dan Cirucci | Dan Cirucci’s Blogspot Out with the old. In with the new. So, let’s clean house and brush aside some of 2013’s least favorite personages. Here are ten people who should simply go away in the new year. Get outta Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog There are plenty of things that I could say about former Governor Sarah Palin’s new interview with Jake Tapper, Save Jerseyans (the comment about Chris Christie’s extreme weight was interesting; her comments about the Pope Read More
Sarah Palin is superiorly qualified to advise Paul Ryan on what to expect in the coming days and weeks of a national campaign, Save Jerseyans. Ryan’s background is different; he’s been on the national stage for years albeit in a Read More
The media is out trying to a fake create controversy regarding Governor Mitt Romney and his march to the White House. It’s all based on the fact that Sarah Palin, the former half-term Governor of Alaska and Vice Presidential candidate, has Read More
Sarah Palin dropped in on Friday’s RightOnline 2012 conference in Las Vegas. God forgive me, Save Jerseyans, but regular readers know that I don’t have much patience for Alaska’s former governor. My impatience does not, however, imply substantive disagreement. Most Read More
This weekend’s news cycle focused on two American ladies with very little in common, although both women are commonly addressed by their fans on a first name basis: Sarah Palin and Whitney Houston. Sarah made headlines yesterday afternoon by riling Read More
It’d be a comical habit if it wasn’t also extremely counterproductive. All contemporary Republican presidential hopefuls campaign with the words “Ronald” and “Reagan” ever-present on their lips. Every conservative commentator passionately debates who is the most “reaganesque” member of the Read More
