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In the Middle In the Middle
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The political talk show that goes after sought out guests as well as cuts through the noise and presents all sides of the argument. Hosted by Joey Bloch, this show goes right down the middle with no spin, just the facts. There's no one he's afraid talk to whether it's the left, the right or anything in between, Joey makes sure to bring them to you and get their perspective on the latest political issues facing the nation, the state right down to the local level and beyond. In the Middle airs every Monday night from 10-11pm on 88.7 FM WRSU Rutgers Radio.
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In the Middle 9-28-20: NJ Senate Candidate Rik Mehta, New Brunswick Today Editor and Former NB Mayoral Candidate Charlie Kratovil
Joey speaks to New Jersey Senate Candidate Dr. Rik Mehta (R) about his run against incumbent Senator Cory Booker (D), the fight to fill Ruth Bader Ginsburg's seat along with the state and federal response to the COVID-19 pandemic. He also catches up with New Brunswick Today Editor and Former New Brunswick Mayoral Candidate Charlie Kratovil about the news media in politics, covering Governor Murphy's coronavirus press briefings, and his future plans on running for office.
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In the Middle 9-21-20: Former NJ Congressional Candidate Sammy Gindi, Robbie Suriano, and Tobi Omotoso
Joey talks to Former New Jersey Congressional Candidate for New Jersey's 6th District Sammy Gindi about his campaign and why he thinks he lost due to mail-in voter fraud. Former Rutgers Republicans Chairman Robbie Suriano and Rutgers Democrats Member Tobi Omotoso react to the passing of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the fight in Washington to fill her seat.
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In the Middle 9-14-20: NJ's 6th District Congressional Candidate Christian Onuoha, Robbie Suriano and Tobi Omotoso
I interviewed Christian Onuoha (R) about why he's running for congress and how he can take on incumbent Rep. Frank Pallone (D). I discuss the latest events going on in Washington with Former Rutgers Republicans Chairman Robbie Suriano and Rutgers Democrats Member Tobi Omotoso.