BRANCHBURG, N.J. – One of New Jersey’s earliest pro-impeachment members of Congress may be standing on shifting sands these days. Mere days before an anticipated vote on articles of impeachment, and on the exact same day that news of fellow Read More
WESTWOOD, N.J. – The importance of ‘showing up’ is an important early lesson for students. This year’s 39th Legislative District candidates apparently missed that day in school. – On Tuesday, Democrats John Birkner and Gerald Falotico skipped a scheduled town Read More
VERONA, N.J. – Mikie Sherrill’s Monday town hall meeting didn’t go as planned. The first term Democrat congresswoman representing New Jersey’s 11th Congressional District faces reelection next fall with a coalition held together by scotch tape; event attendees (her core Read More
After Save Jersey exclusively released footage on Friday morning of a 23-year old GOP volunteer being violently shoved at a Murphy town hall meeting, Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor Carlos Rendo, a North Jersey mayor and Cuban immigrant, had harsh Read More
Kevin Tober, age 23, made this website’s 2016 30 under 30 list for his famously tireless work as a volunteer and operative for South Jersey Republican campaigns. Fearless by nature, Kevin also “tracks” for New Jersey GOP campaigns and organizations, showing up Read More
Growing up in a home with a liberal mother and conservative father, I learned at a young age that two people can vigorously disagree without being disagreeable. Regrettably, the debate surrounding the American Healthcare Act (AHCA) – and most every Read More
My friend Tom MacArthur (R, NJ-03) did what an elected representative is supposed to do on Wednesday night, Save Jerseyans… Hosted a town hall, in a town inside his district that didn’t vote for the two-term congressman, and allowed constituents Read More
As a town that’s 62% Democrat and 73% black, Save Jerseyans, the Burlington County suburb of Willingboro isn’t exactly a natural place to hold a Republican congressman’s town hall meeting. Tom MacArthur (R, NJ-03) is going anyway. On May 10th, the second Read More
Should local government promote a partisan political event? It’s not unusual for politicians to host town hall meetings or rallies in public spaces (like high school football stadiums or gymnasiums). It’s a little more unusual when the town actively promotes Read More
