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Tell me what you really think
Tell Me What You Really Think
41 episodes
1 week ago
Angry? Pleased? Misinformed? Uniformed? Want to have your voice heard? Want to know more? . . . Then listen to this podcast where you control the narrative about politics, government and current affairs. This podcast was born from the magazine Know the Issues with Lisa Vallone - but unlike that outlet's mission to inform others of lesser covered bills this podcast has you voicing your opinions and showing off your knowledge with our trivia challenges.
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Angry? Pleased? Misinformed? Uniformed? Want to have your voice heard? Want to know more? . . . Then listen to this podcast where you control the narrative about politics, government and current affairs. This podcast was born from the magazine Know the Issues with Lisa Vallone - but unlike that outlet's mission to inform others of lesser covered bills this podcast has you voicing your opinions and showing off your knowledge with our trivia challenges.
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Tell me what you really think
Slovak-American Pride

Tell me how your Slovak family made a positive impact on America.


#slovak #family

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2 years ago
9 minutes 48 seconds

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The Greatness of America

America, the land of the free and the home of the brave, has long been celebrated for its unique blend of freedom, opportunity, and prosperity. From its founding principles to its indomitable spirit, America's greatness has been a source of inspiration for generations. I wanted to remind all Americans some of the key aspects that contribute to the unparalleled greatness of America.

One of the pillars of America's greatness lies in its founding principles and the Constitution. The American perspective deeply values the Constitution as the bedrock of American society. The Founding Fathers crafted a document that emphasized individual rights, limited government, and a system of checks and balances. The First Amendment, in particular, enshrines the freedom of speech, religion, and assembly, allowing Americans to express their opinions without fear of persecution.

America's economic system, based on the principles of capitalism and free enterprise, has been instrumental in fostering innovation, entrepreneurship, and economic growth. The American viewpoint champions the idea that a free market allows individuals to pursue their dreams, create wealth, and achieve prosperity through hard work and innovation. This economic system has attracted people from all over the world, seeking to participate in the American Dream.

Americans emphasize the importance of limited government intervention in individuals' lives. This approach encourages personal responsibility, self-reliance, and a sense of accountability. By allowing individuals to make their own choices and reap the rewards of their efforts, America's unique model empowers its citizens to achieve success on their own terms.

A strong national defense is a cornerstone of the American perspective, ensuring the safety and security of American citizens. The men and women in uniform, who dedicate their lives to protecting the nation, embody the values of courage, sacrifice, and patriotism. The Republican viewpoint celebrates these individuals and their commitment to preserving American freedoms.

Religious freedom has played a pivotal role in shaping the American identity. From the Pilgrims seeking refuge to modern-day believers, the ability to practice one's faith without fear of persecution is central to the American view. This perspective also places importance on traditional moral values that have guided the nation's development, fostering a sense of community and shared purpose.

America's greatness is further underscored by its emphasis on individual liberty and limited regulation. Americans argue that individuals should have the freedom to make decisions about their lives and businesses without excessive government interference. This approach not only encourages innovation but also preserves the unique character of American society.

The United States has long been a melting pot of cultures, where individuals from diverse backgrounds come together to create a vibrant and dynamic society. Americans celebrate legal immigration as a means of enriching the nation's tapestry while maintaining the rule of law. This perspective values the contributions of immigrants who come to America seeking a better life and a chance to contribute to the country's success.

America's commitment to innovation, research, and technological advancement has propelled it to the forefront of global progress. From the space race to medical breakthroughs, American ingenuity has continuously pushed the boundaries of what is possible. Americans believe that fostering an environment that encourages innovation is key to maintaining America's position as a leader on the world stage.

The greatness of America is rooted in its founding principles, economic opportunities, limited government, strong national defense, religious freedom, individual liberty, immigration, and commitment to innovation. These core values have allowed America to flourish as a land of boundless opportunity and freedom.

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2 years ago
6 minutes 53 seconds

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Logan Blakeslee - a remarkable young Republican from SUNY Binghamton

Logan Blakeslee is a prime example of why our youth of today are our leaders of tomorrow.


#podcast #pleaselisten #republican #SUNYBInghamton

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2 years ago
16 minutes 16 seconds

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A NYS Young Republican Rising Star - Justin Smith speaks

Justin Smith spoke with me on some issues facing NYS and our country.

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2 years ago
26 minutes 54 seconds

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PACT Act - extending veterans health care and benefits

The VA gave me their PowerPoint to share. Some of the conditions and the locations for toxic exposure expansion have been omitted from my audio because of background noise but the full list can be seen if watching the video. And to be sure of your eligibility you can go to va.gov/PACT or visit your local VA.


#VA #military #veterans #benefits #camplejuene #toxins #agentorange

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2 years ago
31 minutes 46 seconds

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One of Miami's Best DJ's Kim Curry talks about his career, MS and the Fairness Doctrine

If you love Kim Curry you will love this episode where he opens up about what he has done and is doing and everything that matters to him.


#podcast #fairnessdoctrine #ms

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2 years ago
48 minutes 3 seconds

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Will Oregon and Idaho State Lines Change?

Do you think that state lines should change because of cultural differences? If so how often do you think that will cause state lines to vary and where do we draw the line?


#state #divided #Oregon #Idaho #government #politics

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2 years ago
12 minutes 10 seconds

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You can have a say about the proposed 1 million gallons of radioactive waste into the Hudson River

Holtec has not abandoned its plan to discharge the wastewater. Mr. O’Brien said the company hoped to “further engage” with elected officials and state agencies and that regulators would gain “time to continue explaining the science and regulations” at public meetings. The Indian Point Decommissioning Oversight Board has scheduled a special online meeting for public comment on April 25.

https://dps.ny.gov/indian-point-decommissioning-oversight-board-dob

Due to time constraints during the DOB meeting scheduled for April 27, 2023, and to accommodate additional public statements, a separate virtual public statement hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, April 25, 2023.

 

DATE: Tuesday, April 25, 2023
TIME: 6:00 P.M.

Visit the WebEx page for this meeting

Event Number:       2334 792 8804

Password: Apr25-6pm

Phone-Only Access: 518-549-0500  

Access Code:        2334 792 8804

 

Statements are invited concerning the scope and goals of the Task Force and the scope and goals of the Oversight Board during the public statement hearing. Any person wishing to provide a public statement on the record must preregister to do so by 12:00 p.m. on Monday, April 24, 2023.

Time limits may be set for each speaker as necessary to afford all participants an opportunity to be heard.  A verbatim transcript of the public statement hearing will be submitted to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission for inclusion in the record of this matter.

 

To pre-register and provide a statement electronically:

Participants who would like to provide a statement and will log in to a hearing electronically must pre-register by the date and time indicated above by visiting www.webex.com, where they should click “Join” at the top right-hand corner of the screen, enter the appropriate event number listed above, and provide all requested information.

When logging in to participate in a hearing at the appropriate date and time, participants should visit www.webex.com, click “Join” at the top right-hand corner of the screen, and input the appropriate event number listed above. Participants will be asked to “select audio system.” It is recommended that participants opt to have the system “call me” or “call using computer.” The “call me” option will require participants to enter their phone numbers.

 

To pre-register and provide a statement by phone:

Any participant who is not able to log in to a hearing electronically may participate by phone. Call-in participants wishing to make a statement at a hearing must register to do so by the date and time indicated above by calling 1-800-342-3330, following the prompts to the appropriate hearing and then providing the following information: first name and last name, address, and phone number.

On the appropriate day and time of the hearing, dial 518-549-0500 and enter the relevant access code, listed above, to join the hearing.

#nuclearwaste #government #NY

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2 years ago
22 minutes 41 seconds

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How safe is your drinking water?

Many people have switched from well water to municipal water once they found out their contaminated soil had an affect on their water. Now they have found that their municipal water may not be any better. Learn why and what is being done about it.


#water #well #municipal #NY #government #lead #cancer #podcast #listen #learn #Spain

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2 years ago
8 minutes 28 seconds

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Which countries own land in the United States

Are you surprised to learn that other countries own land in the United States - including farmland? How about the fact they own a lot of our debt? Does that put the United States at risk?


#USA #America #farmland #debt #residential #homes #realestate #China

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2 years ago
8 minutes 58 seconds

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Domestic Terrorism - the enemy lives among us

Domestic terrorism has increased significantly over the past few years? Why is this happening and what can we do about it?


#terrorism #terrorists #America #keepAmericasafe

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2 years ago
16 minutes 50 seconds

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Age Discrimination - putting our elderly at risk

Age discrimination is real and it is happening in more places than the employment field.

#age #agediscrimination #youth #elderly #vital

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2 years ago
16 minutes 46 seconds

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Let's talk about former President Trump, the 1st Amendment and the Pledge of Allegiance

Trump's new video has everyone talking.  Let's discuss it here not on the basis of the J6 but on the topics of 1st Amendment and the Pledge of Allegiance.


#Trump #President #itunes #song #pledgeofallegiance #starspanglebanner #hit #music #patriotic #j6 #1stamendment #USA

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2 years ago
10 minutes 2 seconds

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Should a President be mandated to pass a competency test?

Competency tests passed on age is discrimination and just plain wrong.  But is it wrong to have a test to ensure any President, regardless of age, can pass a simple test to ensure they are mentally competent to make decisions on a grand scale?  My friend Tommy and I discuss this thought and we would love to hear your opinions as well by writing us at pr@informedNY.com


#president #competency #competent #test #political #USA

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2 years ago
9 minutes 58 seconds

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You don't want to miss this Trivia - Will our current champ be beaten in this game of Presidential knowledge - Play along

Niki has been our champ for several games now but will her streak end?  Oh and there was a bit of cheating going on with this episode - but it was all in fun.  Come watch and play along.


#trivia #government #politics #Republican #democrat #play #fun #champ #NY 

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2 years ago
10 minutes 3 seconds

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Ohio Train Derailment - why isn't it getting the attention it deserves?

On 3 February, a Norfolk Southern freight train derailed in East Palestine, Ohio. The train was carrying 11 harmful chemicals including  vinyl chloride, butyl acrylate, benzene, ethyl hexyl acrylate and ethylene glycol monobutyl ether.  Although these chemicals are known to have detrimental, and sometimes deadly, effects to one's health no one knows what effects they have once they are burned and become a gas as was the case in Palestine. Yet the President and VP have not been there to meet with the residents of this area or give any major announcements and it took the Transportation Secretary a couple of weeks to arrive. 



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2 years ago
10 minutes 3 seconds

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Trivia Challenge - Candy

Who doesn't love candy; but can you guess which candies bring in the most revenue for different states.  Play along and see if you can guess these.

#candy #podcast #listen #please

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2 years ago
8 minutes 12 seconds

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Should states be allowed to take and sell a home to satisfy a debt to the government, and keep the surplus value as a windfall?

Or does home equity theft violate the Takings Clause?  The Supreme Court will be hearing this case soon.  Listen and find out more.

#home #government #SupremeCourt #homeequitytheft

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2 years ago
11 minutes 53 seconds

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Mario Cuomo Bridge or Tappan Zee Bridge?

Today's food for thought - would love your thoughts as well :)

Regardless if one agrees with former Governor Mario Cuomo's politics or not, it is worth mentioning that he had done much in his life to be worthy of a bridge or a street to be named after him.  Just as anyone of note, who has worked to leave a positive imprint on our State is worthy of such naming.  But is the renaming of the Tappan Zee Bridge to be the Mario Cuomo Bridge the right fit?  Listen to the podcast as I and Tommy chat about our own feelings on the matter.  We would love to have you leave comments or write us at pr@informedny.com to request to be a guest.

#tappanzeebridge #politics #NY

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2 years ago
7 minutes 8 seconds

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Trivia - Can you pass the Citizenship test?

Immigrants wanting to be citizens in the United States must be able to pass a test that will assess their knowledge on the history and current affairs of our great nation and the state in which they reside. Do you think you can pass it? In tonight's trivia, Niki and Tom find out how well they would do. Play along!


#playalong #citizens #citizenship #test #history #currentaffairs #fun @spotify @pandora @anchor.fm

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2 years ago
13 minutes 52 seconds

Tell me what you really think
Angry? Pleased? Misinformed? Uniformed? Want to have your voice heard? Want to know more? . . . Then listen to this podcast where you control the narrative about politics, government and current affairs. This podcast was born from the magazine Know the Issues with Lisa Vallone - but unlike that outlet's mission to inform others of lesser covered bills this podcast has you voicing your opinions and showing off your knowledge with our trivia challenges.