A Power Program, A Dynamite Confab: SATURDAY!

 

4 Conservative Talk Radio hosts, 1 stage, 1 hour. 0% chance of dead air!    “Hot Button Issues” Sat., March 26th, 11:45 AM- 12:45 PM Hear from some of the top conservative New Jersey media voices about the message voters sent in 2021 and what's on their listeners' minds in 2022!

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Chairman Bob Hugin, Moderator Bob Hugin was elected Chairman of the New Jersey Republican State Committee on June 23, 2021. Mr. Hugin chaired the board of the Garden State Initiative, a nonpartisan research and educational organization which focuses on economic issues in New Jersey.  Bob also serves as the Chair of The Darden School Foundation, University of Virginia.  He is a longstanding member of the Board of Trustees of Family Promise, a national non-profit network assisting homeless families.  He is also a director of Chubb Limited and the Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy. Mr. Hugin received an AB degree from Princeton University in 1976 and an MBA from the University of Virginia in 1985 and served as a United States Marine Corps infantry officer during the intervening period.  Bob and his wife Kathy have three children and live in Summit, New Jersey. Matt Rooney Hailed as "the most influential conservative in New Jersey" on The New Jersey Globe's 2021 Power List, Matt Rooney is the founder and editor-in-chief of SaveJersey.com, the Garden State's #1 conservative news and commentary website launched in 2008. Matt is also the host of 'The Matt Rooney Show' which airs every Sunday evening from 8-10PM on Philadelphia's 1210 WPHT. Outside of the political arena, Matt is a practicing New Jersey attorney based in Camden County. Rich Zeoli Rich Zeoli is the host of "The Rich Zeoli Show" on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT in Philadelphia. He is the founder of RZC Impact Executive Communications Training which specializes in media and presentation skills coaching. In addition to high profile political leaders, his clients have included Fortune 500 C-Suite Executives, national television personalities, and bestselling authors. He has personally trained individuals for high profile speaking engagements and appearances on national programs including Good Morning America, CBS Sunday Morning, CBS Evening News, Hannity, Meet the Press, Today, among others. Rich is the author of “The Seven Principles of Public Speaking: Proven Methods of a PR Pro." Harry Hurley Harry Hurley was born in Atlantic City on June 19, 1960. At 19 years old, he became one of the youngest full-time newspaper staff writers in America, earning his staff byline at The Press of Atlantic City! He enjoyed a 10-year career as an Atlantic City Hotel Casino Executive, serving at the highest level of the casino industry. His broadcasting career began on July 1, 1991, on WFPG 1450 AM, where he introduced his evening talk show – which shortly thereafter became 'Hurley in the Morning'. Harry has named as one of the Top 100 radio hosts nationwide for eight consecutive years by Talkers Magazine. Harry is married and lives in Egg Harbor Township with his wife Margie. They have three adult children; Kristin, Lauren, Robert, and grandson named Noah Hurley Baker. Dom Giordano Since 1987, when The Dom Giordano Program became the country’s first teacher-turned-talk show host, The Dom Giordano Program has been the place that Philadelphia comes to talk. “Talkers Magazine” has named Dom one of the Top 100 Most Influential Talk Show Hosts in America for more than six years. Together with producer Dan Borowski, Dom Giordano remains the Dean of Philadelphia radio and continues to hold our elected leaders feet to the fire on a daily basis. See full itinerary & get your tickets today!

What The Hell Was THIS All About?

Maybe the switch to Daylight Savings Time messed her up. Whatever . . . .

Well, When You Really Think About It . . .

 

More People Like This Needed In Sports!

On national TV, amazing words by Bruce Pearl, the Jewish head coach at Auburn, about Purim, Ukraine and Iran. #Mensch pic.twitter.com/LQkP5mEsGB

— Micha Danzig (@DanzigMD) March 21, 2022

It Really Wan't Very Long Ago . . .

 

Testa: Abandoned 'Junk' Boats Can't Be Ignored

Senator Michael Testa announced plans to introduce legislation to fund the removal of abandoned boats from New Jersey’s shorelines and waterways.

Sen. Michael Testa announced plans to introduce legislation to fund the removal of abandoned boats from New Jersey’s shorelines and waterways. (Piqsels)

“Local governments and property taxpayers simply do not have the capacity to fund the lengthy and expensive process of hauling away and disposing of all the derelict boats that wash up in their communities,” said Testa (R-1). “It’s clear we need a State fund to pay for the removal of abandoned boats that litter our coasts, bays, and rivers.”

Testa said his legislation follows an eye-opening story this weekend by NJ.com reporter Steven Rodas.

“A comprehensive approach to the abandoned boat problem with dedicated funding for a statewide program is needed and needed soon,” said Testa. “I am working on legislation that will be introduced in the New Jersey Senate shortly to address the problem in a comprehensive manner.”

As the recent report noted, abandoned vessels create a multitude of problems.

“Junked boats look horrible to visitors and locals alike, but the real problems are far worse,” Testa added. “They pose a serious navigation hazard for boaters, and they threaten our fisheries, marine businesses, and the fragile environments of our oceanside and bayfront towns. Abandoned boats pose a risk we cannot afford to ignore.”

If You Believe Him, We've Got A Bridge To Sell You

 

Like Him Or Not, The Truth Outlasts All!

 

Legislator: NJ Labor Commish Should Resign!

Senator Kristin Corrado (R-40) called for New Jersey Labor Commissioner Robert Asaro-Angelo to resign following his recent appearance before the Senate Labor Committee and two years after his department’s offices closed to the public:

Sen. Kristin Corrado called for Labor Commissioner Robert Asaro-Angelo to resign following his recent appearance before the Senate Labor Committee and two years after his department’s offices closed to the public. (SenateNJ.com)

“Every attempt to work with the Department of Labor to help desperate people access their unemployment benefits has been a total nightmare. They don’t answer calls, they don’t respond to emails, and they don’t provide any helpful information.

“After two years, it still hasn’t gotten better. The online and phone-based claims systems still don’t work for many people, and unemployed workers still can’t walk into an unemployment office to get in-person help when everything else has failed.

“I was extremely thankful that both Republicans and Democrats on the Labor Committee forcefully voiced our shared concerns directly to the commissioner on behalf of the entire Legislature and the millions of people we represent who deserve better.

“Unfortunately, Commissioner Asaro-Angelo refused to accept responsibility and offered nothing but excuses for continuing unemployment system failures. What he should have offered was his resignation. Like everything with the Department of Labor, we’re waiting.”

THIS Is Why We Try To Keep Laughing!