Alan Steinberg is a journalist who focuses on local politics in New Jersey. He writes for Insider NJ, covering a wide range of topics including political landscapes, elections, and the relationship between New Jersey and Israel. Steinberg provides insightful analysis and commentary on current events and their impact on the state.
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By: Alan Steinberg
This past week, I watched the American Gaslighting Festival, known as the Republican National Convention. It was a despicable, yet perhaps successful effort to transform Donald Trump, a physical and moral coward, an anti-intellectual incompetent who spoke favorably of injecting bleach to cure COVID, a misogynist, and virulent racist into a Greek god-like mythical figure.
By: Alan Steinberg
For Vice President Kamala Harris, her presidential campaign theme song should be, “Everything's Coming Up Roses,” from the famed Broadway musical, “Gypsy.” Thus far, almost everything she touches turns to political gold.
By: Alan Steinberg
When evaluating modern journalists, I often express annoyance at their failure to cite historical antecedents for contemporary situations. The current journalistic attention to the “Politics of Joy” theme of the Kamala Harris-Tim Walz Democratic presidential ticket is a quintessential example of that.
The 2025 New Jersey gubernatorial race is in the campaign stage of what the late great journalistic chronicler of presidential races, Theodore H. White, labeled as “First Stirrings.”
Democrat Vice President Kamala Harris must win 270 electoral votes to be elected president. She currently controls a solid base of 225 electoral votes.
By: Alan Steinberg
In addition to being Presidential Debate Day, Tuesday for me was also Ronald Reagan Day, distinguished by two events. The first was the delivery to my home of the same day released biography, Reagan, authored by the noted academic, Max Boot. The second was my viewing of the new movie, “Reagan””, starring Dennis Quaid as[...]
By: Alan Steinberg
The Trump presidential rally of hatred at Madison Square Garden on Sunday, October 27, 2024 was a literal revival of the famed capacity assemblage of the American Nazi Party at the previous Madison Square Garden on February 20, 1939. The leaders of each rally, Trump’s Gauleiter of ethnic hatred and deportation, Stephen Miller, and the[...]
By: Alan Steinberg
Donald Trump was elected on Tuesday, November 5, 2024 because of the issues of economic insecurity and discontent. Unfortunately, it must be said that the electorate was willing to sacrifice in large part democracy, civil liberty, racial fairness, and integrity in government for the illusory promise of economic prosperity in a Trump administration. The campaign[...]
New Jersey Republican players are awash in a sea of optimism regarding the 2025 gubernatorial campaign. This is due to the closer than expected margin in the Garden State between Joe Biden and Donald Trump in the November presidential general election. This optimism may be very misplaced, however, depending on the actions of the incoming Trump administration.
C Last week, NJGOP gubernatorial primary candidate Jack Ciattarelli published on Instagram his enthusiastic support of President-elect Donald Trump’s appointment of Kash Patel as Director of the FBI. Jack even went a step further, stating his concurrence with Trump that Patel is “most qualified” to lead the FBI. I defy Ciattarelli to offer[...]
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