Ken Kruly

With all the hubbub about elections for executive and legislative offices, and the tens of millions of dollars spent, races for judicial seats get less attention.  In many other states judges of the state’s top court are still elected and hotly contested because of the hoped for or anticipated rulings that a court may decide … Continue reading The cost of winning (and losing) a State Supreme Court seat

Until the State Legislature changed the political calendar setting up June primaries, this time of year was mostly a quite time for local politics.  But throw in anti-Constitution pronouncements and a new re-districting plan for the Assembly and you have quite a mix for politics in December 2022.  Here are some facts, observations, and heard-on-the-streets: … Continue reading Some facts, observations, and heard-on-the-streets

Kanye. Elon. Trump. Thus wrote Republican House Judiciary Committee members in a Twitter post in October. That’s all it said. Not exactly the sixties ballad “Abraham, Martin and John.” The troika was proclaimed by the senior Republican on the Committee, Jim Jordan.  The three men evidently speak to what Republicans on the Judiciary Committee believe … Continue reading Kanye. Elon. Trump.