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Issues And Ideas With Chris DeBello is a weekly one hour newsmagazine program which brings newsmakers, politicial leaders and heads of organizations to radio listeners across the United States. These timely discussions offer insight into the issues and events that inform and empower the listening audience.
The guests who appear on Issues And Ideas With Chris DeBello are well known and respected experts, journalists and pundits who are frequently seen on the national news channels as well as in national publications. Click here for a list of some of the show's past guests.
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New Jersey
WHCY-FM, Blairstown, Sunday 7 a.m.
WSUS-FM, Franklin, Sunday 7 a.m.
WNNJ-FM, Newton, Sunday 7 a.m.
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This Week's Guests
We'll begin with our presentation of the major party candidates in the race for Freeholder for Sussex County NJ. This week Republican Helen Wilson LeFrois and Democrat Susan Williams will talk about their decision to run and share their views on key issues.
Assemblywoman Alison McHose (R-24th) will discuss the latest state tax revenue numbers, the reality of any cuts in property or income taxes, what paid union leave is costing NJ taxpayers and legislation regarding drug offenses.
Jenna Morasca, co-host of ABC-TV's Everyday Health and winner of Survivor: The Amazon, will talk about the inspirational stories of people overcoming serious illness and what they teach others.
Edward Klein, Vanity Fair contributing editor and former editor-in-chief for the NY Times Magazine, will discuss his new book The Amateur which presents an inside look into the Obama Administration, the many personality conflicts and how they've led to poor policies and wrong decisions.
