Ant’s Rants. State run media in NJ. 5 million of taxpayer dollars to NJ media outlets courtesy of Governor Free Stuff. Stalin,Marx, Pol Pot, et al, would be proud! Posted by Anthony Colandro on Tuesday, August 7, 2018
By Matt Rooney _ We’re celebrating the Declaration of Independence today, Save Jerseyans, so I apologize in advance if you think I’m being a downer! That’s not at all my intention, but there’s some things you need to hear. For Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Every January, thousands of young men and women march in the streets of Washington, D.C. protesting abortion, a scourge that claims hundreds of thousands of American lives annually and inflicts untold psychological damage on the survivors. Read More
WASHINGTON — New Jersey‘s two U.S. senators charged Secaucus-based Channel 9 with failing to live up to its federal mandate to cover its hometown state, and wants the Federal Communications …
Amidst The Rampant Madness, Connecting The Dots Posted with permission from The Dan Cirucci Blog — Once the media courageously fought McCarthyism. Today the media are complicit in creating a new McCarthyism. And now, what they’ve created has come back to Read More
This is an official ‘See, I Told You So’ alert, Save Jerseyans, and probably one of the least surprising ones in the nearly 10-year history of this website. Doesn’t mean I’m happy about it. Shortly after endorsing GovernorComrade-elect Phil Murphy Read More
Our very own Save Jersey founder and Blogger-in-Chief Matt Rooney is one of InsiderNJ’s top 100 media power personalities per a new list released Thursday morning: – “The founding editor of Save Jersey has carved out a space for himself Read More
Posted with permission from The Dan Cirucci Blog — Here we go again. We’re facing yet another uproar about presidential tweets. Yes, the tweets are unprecedented. Yes, they can be very hard-hitting. Yes, they can and do take on a personal Read More
The Asbury Park Press is the only daily paper targeting two New Jersey counties. If that sounds small, consider those two counties have a larger population than eight U.S. states. They double the population of Washington DC. That makes the Read More
