The beat hits first, but the message is the point: New Jersey deserves a government that remembers who it works for. We cut through noise with a rapid-fire breakdown of scandals, selective memory, and the cozy culture that lets bad actors hide in plain sight. From Brick City to the shore, we connect the emotion people feel—costs rising, trains stalling, promises fading—to policies that can actually move the needle.

We talk taxes with receipts, not slogans. That means trimming dead programs, sunsetting what no longer works, and pointing relief at the brackets most suffocated by living costs. Then we turn to housing and transit as the everyday levers of freedom: legalize more homes near jobs, fast-track by-right infill, and judge transit by door-to-door reality instead of press conference fantasy. Healthcare gets the same treatment—protect preexisting conditions, publish prices, curb middlemen waste, and let plans compete on value that people can see.

Education comes in hot with parent power and student-centered funding. We make a case for high-standard vocational tracks, portable dollars, and transparency that lets families choose well without guesswork. None of it lands without accountability, so we argue for term limits, audits with teeth, and a culture that pays for results instead of rhetoric. The cadence might sting, the references might spark debate, but the goal stays clear: reclaim a state where public money buys public good.

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