By Dan Cirucci Posted with permission from The Dan Cirucci Blog — This is not very difficult to figure out. You don’t have to be a historian, a political scientist or a pollster to get this. If the election is about Read More
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog Patrick Murray of the New Jersey-based Monmouth University Polling Institute believes Ted Cruz may’ve out-maneuvered himself in the fight to stop Donald Trump, Save Jerseyans. Here’s the meat of Patrick’s latest analysis: Read More
By Scott St. Clair | The Save Jersey Blog I’m absolutely for Donald Trump for more reasons than you can count. This election cycle, I started out supporting Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker. After he crashed and burned before takeoff, I Read More
By Dan Cirucci | via Dan Cirucci’s Blogspot The most unlikely presidential candidate running this year could turn out to be the next President of the United States. A person who would otherwise be a fringe candidate — and someone who really Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog Gov. Chris Christie may prove to be the single biggest winner of Election 2014, Save Jerseyans, and he proudly let the mainstream media feed that perception during a marathon Wednesday morning talk Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog Heads up: Reuters reported on Wednesday morning that Brookfield Asset Management had won the auction for the Revel Casino with a $110 million, Save Jerseyans, paying a fraction of the $2.4 billion originally invested Read More
By Dale Glading | The Save Jersey Blog As if on cue, the day after I wrote my previous post about the not-so-well-intentioned advice being disseminated to the Republican Party by liberal columnists, along comes E.J. Dionne with another useless piece of unsolicited Read More
South Jersey Native Wins Super Bowl XLVII; Rutgers Alum Ray Rice Among Victorious Baltimore Ravens By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog It was one of the most exciting, crazy, nerve-racking Super Bowl performances in NFL history, Save Jerseyans, and a power Read More
Cross-Posted from Dan Cirucci’s Blogspot So, you wanna know the “why” of it all, huh? Why or why did this happen? For what it’s worth, here are my top six reasons: 1) Needless GOP bloodshed. The long Republican primary battle was Read More
