Gov. Phil Murphy Ends New Jersey’s Earthly Existence
Love him, hate him or not giving the guy a second thought, today New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has, as old Chuck Heston said, “damned us all to hell.”
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Love him, hate him or not giving the guy a second thought, today New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has, as old Chuck Heston said, “damned us all to hell.”
One of N.J.’s most unique, and one of our best features, was that we had diners, and they were open 24/7.
We want higher tolls. We want to pay sky-high prices to get into New York. We love our sky-high property taxes. And surely, take well to getting walloped hard at the gas pumps over and over.
Then he began to add doodads, inflatables, and lights for Christmas. Then it was those female mannequins dressed like Playboy bunnies for easter. This was when the trouble began.
Just yesterday, down at The Shops at Riverside in Hackensack, a relatively high-end grouping of shops that I have been to a time or two, police responded to a call of five ladies lying in the mall’s parking lot, overdosed on fentanyl.
At the beginning of 2023, Newark Mayor Ras Baraka invited the Hindu nation of Kailasa to Newark’s City Hall for a “cultural trade agreement.”
If anybody ever debates with you that New Jersey isn’t glamorous, you can now tell them where to go…literally.
Strothers held seven licenses in the Wildwood amusement circuit to run basketball and other games. Who knows if we will hear from her again and her big balls?
Indeed, from a purely selfish, non-politically p.o.v., I know that I often forget to grab a bag or two when shopping
In the end, the oft-paraphrased quip about the futility of voting, often attributed to Mark Twain, seems most applicable in here. As the saying goes: “If voting mattered, they wouldn’t let us do it.”