Liberty and Prosperity

Above Image: Application for Mail-In (And Messenger) Paper Ballot from County Clerk. Click this link for more details: New Jersey Department of State - Division of Elections - NJ Voter Information Portal Early voting and mailing/delivering paper ballots are the keys to winning… and losing Vote now with paper ballots from your County Clerk (Mail-in or personal delivery). Early in-person voting at various locations in your county begins next Saturday, October 24. Final Day to Vote: Tuesday, Novemb

FITZHERBERT FRIDAY - 10-09-26​ Electoral Urgency and Voter Turnout Brian Fitzherbert argues that voter turnout is the paramount issue, asserting that daily life outcomes stem directly from who holds political office. He contends that while Republicans are not the solution to every problem, Democrats are the primary cause of them, warning conservative voters against sitting out or splitting tickets. Grassroots engagement—door knocking, phone calls, texting, and peer-to-peer discussions—is highlig

NJ's Stockton University is broke and heavily in debt. It is short $25 million just for this year. Without major cuts or new income, Stockton will be short $32 million next year. Stockton quickly burning up the endowment money it got from years of donations and fundraising. We all know why. We have been talking about it for years. Click here for link to October 11, 2026 post in Press of Atlantic City: Stockton University’s budget crisis is not getting better. Last May, we proposed this 7-Point P

OCT 2, 2026 Brian Fitzherbert WOND Radio College Sports and Gambling: The hosts discuss the shifting landscape of college athletics, expressing frustration that student athletes are treated and paid like professionals. They argue that universities participating in these commercialized sports should lose their tax-exempt status, while also criticizing state-promoted gambling, sin taxes, and the societal costs of subsidizing addictive behaviors. Political Accountability and Universal School Choice

FROM SETH GROSSMAN INTERVIEW ON HARRY HURLEY RADIO PROGRAM: WPG Talk Radio 95.5 FM and 1450AM near Atlantic City on September 30, 2026 Harry Hurley: All right, citizen Seth Grossman is here, because while everybody's thinking that the flooding happens because of the ocean, there are those who believe it's happening at the back bay. So that the bulkheads, not the dunes, are your more rightful protection, if you will. Seth Grossman: People who say that sand dunes protected Atlantic City and Margat