Where are our Davy Crocketts?
How would a Congress full of men like Davy Crockett legislate? Walt Disney... Read more.
Self-Governance Class in Northfield (Parkway Exit 36) Tomorrow
Many conservatives are rightfully angry at Republican leaders in Congress who fail to effectively oppose radical socialist agenda of Obama Democrats.?? But the ... Read more.
Tomorrow’s Assembly Hearing on Gas Tax Open to Public
Assembly Transportation Committee Chairman said he wants to triple current gasoline taxes of 14.5 cents per gallon.? His hearing at Hall A of Atlantic City Conv... Read more.
Thinking of Dad on Veteran’s Day
My Dad,?Eli Grossman, ?was drafted in 1942 for World War II.?? Because the government paid his tuition for dental school, he was called up again as a dentist fo... Read more.
High Taxes putting Taj Mahal Casino out of business–but solution is less govt. spending, lower taxes for everyone.
The owner and employees of the Taj Mahal Casino, are begging for $175 million dollars of tax cuts ?and government bail outs to keep their place open. They are r... Read more.
No legal or moral obligation to repay “Odious Debt”
(Reprinted from the February, 2007 edition of the “South Jersey Insider Magazine”.?? During the past five years,?Chris Christie Republicans and Stev... Read more.
NJ gasoline tax already high enough! Problem is unconstitutional debt.
The ?smart? people in state politics and the media say we need higher gasoline taxes to fix our roads and bridges. They are wrong.... Read more.
Wawa regular gas at $2.87/gallon today in North Wildwood by Parkway Exit #6.
Whenever gas price goes up,? politicians, government bureaucrats, TV news reporters, and the popular culture all rush?to blame price hikes on “corporate g... Read more.
Big government, high taxes in NJ shut down Somers Point Dophin Dock, Wildwood’s Bonelli’s Market–not just A.C. casinos.
This year, the Dolphin Dock marina in Somers Point, Bonelli?s Meat Market in Wildwood, and dozens of other small businesses like them shut down and never re-ope... Read more.
In the 1400’s, Italians in Venice knew how to protect themselves from deadly contagious diseases.
They would not let visitors from infected countries get off their ships–until they were free of the disease for forty days.??? ?Quarantine? comes from the... Read more.