SHIELDS: Republicans Can Win Big In 2022 With The Child Tax Credit Mike Shields on March 29, 2022 This year, Republicans have a chance to win over suburban moms — a key demographic for electoral success — with just one policy. With inflation soaring to 40-year highs thanks to their economic mismanagement, Democrats have once […]
Elise Stefanik, Once An Ally Of Liz Cheney, Speaks Out About The Wyoming Congresswoman Samantha Renck on March 29, 2022 New York Republican Rep. Elise Stefanik, once an ally of Wyoming Republican Rep. Liz Cheney, spoke out about her relationship with the Wyoming congresswoman and how she came to fall out of favor with Republican […]
Conservative News Sites Are Pushing Misleading Activist Phrase ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Laurel Duggan on March 28, 2022 Conservative-leaning news outlets parroted liberal activist language in headlines to describe a Florida bill banning lessons on sexuality and gender ideology for young children. The phrase “Don’t Say Gay,” which was used by LGBT activists since at least […]
TRENTON, NJ – The COVID-19 pandemic has officially been declared over by Governor Phil Murphy, instead referring to it as an endemic, but state offices remain closed, open by appointment only and state workers remain at home, getting paid while most other New Jerseyans return to the office. Senator Kristin M. Corrado chastised the Motor […]
TRENTON, NJ – With a federal investigation underway into the deaths of seniors at state-run nursing homes during the COVID-19 pandemic under the leadership of Governor Phil Murphy, Republicans in Trenton say the Governor needs to stop trying to kick the can down the road. Although Murphy has signaled his acceptance to a proper bi-partisan […]
TRENTON, NJ – Trenton lawmakers are proposing a $500 tax credit to help residents contend with soaring gas prices, energy costs, and inflation. With no indication that Governor Phil Murphy will move on calls for a suspension of the gas taxes, minority Republicans in Trenton called upon Democrats to hear them out. Senate and Assembly […]
TRENTON – New Jerseyans still reeling from the negative financial impacts of business closures and business restrictions under Governor Phil Murphy’s pandemic executive power-based shutdowns might be able to stave off a utility shutoff this spring. According to the state, approximately 23% of New Jersey households are underwater with their utility bills and are in need […]
OCEAN GATE, NJ – Last week, it was announced that Ocean Gate Mayor Paul Kennedy was caught stealing thousands of dollars from municipal resources in a well-orchestrated scam against the people of his borough. According to court records, Mayor Kennedy sold municipal vehicles on auctions and pocketed the money, in fact, several vehicles. He routinely […]
TRENTON, NJ – A bill was passed in the Senate by a vote of 36-0 to revise the current law prohibiting confinement and cruel tethering of dogs and establishes procedures for the seizure, forfeiture and care of animals in animal cruelty cases. Revision of the law states that unless a dog is accompanied or within […]
TOMS RIVER, NJ – Toms River Mayor Maurice Hill is renewing the contract for public relations services firm Direct Development, of Tinton Falls, owned by New Jersey State Democrat Senator Vin Gopal, Monmouth County. Related: Mo Hill hires $89,000 per year social media manager as residents grapple with sharp tax increases Earlier this year, township […]
