By The Staff _ New Jersey’s Bruce Springsteen has made a career (and a fortune) out of singing working man ballads. The Boss (an arch-liberal) doesn’t see anyone who is poised — at the moment — to topple Donald Trump Read More
When Gov. Chris Christie appeared on Fox’s “Good Day New York” program Monday morning, to discuss his final days as New Jersey governor ahead of Nov. 7’s gubernatorial vote, he was asked by anchor …
Aside from far-left ideas and a New Jersey zip code? A shit ton of cash, Save Jerseyans. Check out this new analysis of Bruce Springsteen’s 2016 earnings from Billboard.com: Concerts/Touring: $40.9 million Recording Royalties: $1.4 million Overall Sales (e.g. merchandise): $804,900 Publishing (he Read More
So apparently Tom Hanks interviewed Bruce Springsteen at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City last Friday, Save Jerseyans, and “The Boss” made a startling admission: “First of all, I never met anyone in New Jersey who paid their taxes,” Read More
February 8, 2017 Posted with permission from The Dan Cirucci Blog — There’s a crisis worldwide. Hundreds of thousands of migrants are fleeing oppression and they’re looking for homes in our country. Of course, we’re not supposed to call them Read More
Bruce Springsteen isn’t convinced Donald Trump was born to run the country. In a recent interview on Marc Maron’s “WTF” podcast, Springsteen questions the president-elect’s basic competence and says that he is fearful for the state of the country. But Read More
The Boss isn’t fond of the Donald. Bruce Springsteen excoriated Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump in two recent interviews, calling the former Atlantic City casino magnate a “moron” and a “great embarrassment.” The New Jersey-born rocker who campaigned for President Read More
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog New Jersey’s favorite leftist rocker Bruce Springsteen won’t be appearing in North Carolina as planned with the E Street Band this weekend, Save Jerseyans, and politics is the culprit. Specifically, the state’s Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog Bruce Springsteen went full-on political in the 1980s during the Reagan years and continues to write songs about the downtrodden, oppressed and disillusioned three decades later (even though he’s now been a millionaire Read More
