Why does anyone still listen to the same politicians, lobbyists, & consultants who tell us how to “fix” Atlantic City?

Aren?t they the same people who already taxed, borrowed and spent more than a billion dollars on failures like three bus stations, two convention halls, a train station,? baseball stadium, opera house, ?rodeo, and the Revel Casino?* Aren?t they the […]

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Will South Jersey conservatives be better off if Democrat Bill Hughes, Jr. defeats Republican Congressman Frank Lobiondo in November?

Democrat ?Bill Hughes, Jr. ?is running against 10 term incumbent Republican Congressman Frank LoBiondo in NJ’s 2d Congressional District, which includes Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester and Salem Counties. He accepted our invitation to join us for breakfast this Saturday

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Atlantic County freeholders reject proposed $3 extra tax on each document filed with County Clerk.

Because roughly 83,000 documents are filed each year, the new tax would have collected $250,000 per year. ? Under state law, a “Homeless Prevention Task Force” consisting of homeless or formerly homeless individuals and organizations advocating for the homeless would

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NJ’s “Casino Reinvestment Development Authority” is spending lots of money to bring cruise ships to Atlantic City.

We locals know the idea is ridiculous.? Cruise ships are too big, our Inlet is too small, and the ocean around us is too rough, shallow, unpredictable and dangerous. But most locals also knew the Revel Casino, the rodeo,? the

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“Progressives” try to “fundamentally change” Atlantic City & America. Republicans push back.

?The generation of Americans that fought the Civil War thought they perfected American liberty when they amended the Constitution to? end slavery and guarantee equal rights to blacks. But during the 1880?s, many of their children who knew only comfort

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1929-1978: Progressives take over–And slowly grind down Atlantic City–and America.

In March, 1929, Republican Herbert Hoover became President following his landslide victory the previous November.? ???Eight months later, the stock market crashed, and the Dow Jones Average lost 39% of its value.???? By 1932, the economy in the United States

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