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Reporters Roundtable with Michael Aron

Angela Delli Santi of the Associated Press, John Reitmeyer of The Record, Phil Gregory of WBGO/WHYY and Matt Friedman of PolitickerNJ.com (me) discuss the marriage equality bill, Gov.-elect Chris Christie’s press conferences and staff picks,  and the State Commission of Investigation’s report on municipal worker perks.

Airs: Tonight at 7:00, Sunday at 10am on NJN

On the Record

Michael Aron hosts soon-to-be Senate Majority Leader Stephen Sweeney (D-West Deptford).

Airs: Sunday at 9am and 11am, Monday at 6:30am on NJN

New Jersey Now

Assemblywoman Sheila Oliver (D-East Orange) talks about her election as the Garden State's first African-American female Assembly Speaker; Assembly Republican Leader Alex DeCroce (R-Parsippany) discusses working with Speaker-Elect Oliver and Governor-elect Chris Christie; and marriage equality bill sponsor Assemblywoman Valerie Vainieri Huttle (D-Englewood) and state Senator Michael Doherty (R-Washington Twp.) debate same-sex marriage in New Jersey.

Airs: Sunday at 12pm on My9

Power & Politics

Former Acting Gov. Doald  DiFrancesco on the Transition; Assemblyman John McKeon (D-West Orange) on his bill to force the Governor to fill a vacant U.S. senate seat from the same party; Paul Danielczyk of the New Jersey Conservative GOP on opposition to the marriage equality bill; The Eagleton Institute’s Ingrid Reed on the right or wrongs of making lame duck appointments; Dr. Bart Rossi on how Christie could put a good face on the 8 billion dollar shortfall.  Hosted by Laura Jones and Jim McQueeny. 

Airs: Saturday and Sunday at 10am and 3pm

Frank Pallone (D-Long Branch)

The 6th District Democrat makes a cable news appearance to talk health care. 

Airs: Saturday at 5:30 pm to talk about health care reform on Fox News

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Saw the Oliver interview

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with soft ball Blackmun. Sheila talked about how her appointment was a biggie for women. She saw the Lt Gov as a breakthrought for women to get exposure on a statewide venue. She also decried the lack of females in the NJ delegation to the US Senate and House.

Funny, female Gov - GOP, past Reps Dwyer, Rokema, and Fenwick - GOP. Chief Justice Poritz - GOP at a stretch. Must be talking about the ceiling in the Dem clubhouse.

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