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New Jersey Statehouse Watch

New Jersey Statehouse Watch

著者： Jack Brangan and Constance Ditzel
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New Jersey Statehouse Watch breaks down the bills moving through the New Jersey Legislature before they become law. Each episode focuses on high-impact state policy and features a significant guest directly involved in the debate — from legislators to civic leaders and policy experts. If you want clear insight into what’s happening in Trenton and how it affects your community, this podcast keeps you informed before decisions are final.Jack Brangan and Constance Ditzel 政治・政府 政治学
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  • NJ Parents Fight Back: Alex Bougher & Nikki Stouffer on the Chatham and Berutti Lawsuits

    NJ Parents Fight Back: Alex Bougher & Nikki Stouffer on the Chatham and Berutti Lawsuits
    2026/10/14

    Alex Bougher (Moms for Liberty – New Jersey) and Nikki Stouffer (New Jersey Project) join Jack Brangan and Constance Ditzel to break down the lawsuits challenging New Jersey school policies that allow minor students to socially transition at school without parental knowledge or consent.

    They cover the Moms for Liberty federal case against the School District of the Chathams over Policy 5145.7, attorney Ron Berutti’s related actions (including Lema v. Davenport and the temporary restraining order), and what these fights mean for parental rights, school transparency, and the policies still moving through Trenton.

    Parents across New Jersey are fighting back. Straight talk. No spin.
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  • Rosemary Becchi: Putting Jersey Families First on Taxes, Energy, and Affordability

    Rosemary Becchi: Putting Jersey Families First on Taxes, Energy, and Affordability
    2026/08/26

    Rosemary Becchi, the founder and president of Jersey 1st and the New Jersey Policy Institute, joins Constance Ditzel. A former U.S. Senate Finance Committee tax counsel who co-authored the 529 college savings plans and a 2020 congressional candidate, Becchi breaks down New Jersey’s affordability crisis — soaring energy bills, high taxes, and policies that are driving families and businesses out of the state. Straight talk on what’s heating up in Trenton and what it will take to make New Jersey a place people can actually live, work, and retire.
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    58 分
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