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Blue Jersey Radio - 2007 Year in Review

by: Jeff Gardner

Fri Dec 28, 2007 at 10:59:07 PM EST

It was our last show of the year AND our last show before the Iowa caucus throws the Presidential primary into the highest gear. If you missed this morning, fret not! Just click and enjoy!

While you listen, take a trip below the flip to recap Blue Jersey BlogTalkRadio's year-in-review montage. (Wow, we've had some awesome guests!)

Most importantly, we had lots of fun.
Thanks everybody, and Happy New Year!

We'll be back in 2008!
:-)

Jeff Gardner :: Blue Jersey Radio - 2007 Year in Review

When we launched Blue Jersey Radio this Spring, we didn't know exactly what to expect. But, we kept showing up every Saturday morning at 10:30am, and looking back, the results were pretty cool.

If we had only Jay's weekly gossip from Trenton, it would have been enough. If we had only our awesome lineup of guests, it would have been enough. If we had only our amazing listeners and callers, it would have been enough. But, we had all those things (and a few too many bags of chips).

So, without further ado, we now present - Blue Jersey Radio's (partial) year in review. We invite you to go back and listen:

National Figures

We've been joined by one Presidential candidate, one national grassroots leader, and the man behind the National Popular Vote movement.

Rep. Dennis Kucinich

DFA Chairman Jim Dean

John Koza

Current and Future Congressmembers

We met some of the people looking to take our Democratic House Delegation up a notch from its current 7-6 split.

Rep. Rob Andrews

Rep. Steve Rothman

Asw. Linda Stender

Tom Wyka

Josh Zeitz

State Leaders

We sat down with party and legislative leaders in Trenton - old faces and new - who hold the levers of power the Blue Jersey audience seeks to influence.

State Sen. Loretta Weinberg

State Sen. Teresa Ruiz

State Sen. Jim Whelan

Asm. Joe Cryan

Asm. Reed Gusciora

Asw. Valerie Huttle

Progressive Challengers

And we heard from the brave souls who stand up to challenge incumbents in races where they receive little institutional support, and even less media attention.

Gina Genovese

Ed Selby

Seema Singh

Rich Dennison

Pat Walsh

Toni Zimmer

Most importantly, we had lots of fun.
Thanks everybody, and Happy New Year!

We'll be back in 2008!
:-)

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Blue Jersey Radio - 2007 Year in Review | 6 comments

Thanks for a great year Jay! (0.00 / 0)

(and thanks NJDem for joining today)

by: Jeff Gardner @ Sat Dec 29, 2007 at 16:22:31 PM UTC

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Thank you for doing the show every week (0.00 / 0)

and for humoring me as a caller. Jeff have a great trip to NH and I look forward to some on the ground reports.

by: Jason Springer @ Sat Dec 29, 2007 at 16:23:07 PM UTC

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patriots versus giants in NJ...... (0.00 / 0)

....should be a good game. i predict a huge upset.
we all made predictions on the show. i still say upset.

activist for hire.

by: Jay Lassiter @ Sat Dec 29, 2007 at 22:13:11 PM UTC

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Hey, Ya Neva Know... (0.00 / 0)

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12...

What that meant, to them, was that the Patriots would get the Giants' best shot, and football is always more fun to play when extra importance is loaded onto a game that already appeared to be a good matchup. The Giants feel as if they have nothing to lose.
Five of the Patriots' past six opponents, with Pittsburgh the exception, had losing records, and the last four had a combined record of 18-42. The 10-5 Giants think they can provide the Patriots with a worthy challenge. And they plan to.
"They're the ones who should be stressing," Giants linebacker Antonio Pierce said of the Patriots, "because they're the ones shooting for all of those records."

If the Giants just have fun with the game, and get an early lead; the pressure will be stupendous on the favorites...they just might choke!

Then again, I don't even know what "the spread" is on this game. LOL

by: Nick Lento @ Sat Dec 29, 2007 at 23:25:15 PM UTC

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