Legal Woes Don’t Stop NJEA President Sean Spiller from Spending Teachers’ Dues on His Personal Political Career
Posted March 7, 2024
Despite NJEA President Sean Spiller’s legal woes and his decision not to run for re-election as Montclair mayor, he’s still pursuing his (post-Montclair) personal political career and using hundreds of thousands of teachers’ dues to…
Read MoreBergen County EA President Defends NJEA Transparency But Is Not Transparent About the NJEA’s Super PAC
Posted March 5, 2024
The president of the Bergen County Education Association, Sue McBride, penned an op-ed in the New Jersey Globe in defense of the NJEA against “editorials and anti-union propaganda,” meaning the Star-Ledger editorial board and Sunlight…
Read MoreAnother Gov. Murphy Budget: Record Spending, Higher Taxes and a Deficit. Great for the Special Interests, Terrible for NJ.
Posted March 1, 2024
We wanted to add our quick take on Gov. Murphy’s proposed FY2025 budget. In a sentence: it’s more spending backed by higher taxes, Murphy’s go-to governance formula, which always and everywhere takes care of his…
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