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4.18.26 Seth Grossman Radio

Discussing historical, educational and political themes focused on New Jersey. Indoctrination of youth and erosion of local government accountability. 1676 Project, How New Jersey Shaped America.

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My Suggested Ten Issues for 2026. Let Us Know Yours!

Every year, the members of Liberty and Prosperity try to agree on 10 key issues to promote. We look for issues with these three qualities: First: They promote liberty and traditional American values. Second: Most voters support them when properly explained. Third:  They benefit any candidate for public office who

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April 11, 2026 Seth Grossman Radio

Seth Grossman explains how the Atlantic County Library did not accept his book, 1676 Project, until Dennis Levinson, the county executive of Atlantic County intervened. The book explains the important but rarely told story of how persecuted Quakers from England established a model government and society in South Jersey in

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March 28, 2026 Seth Grossman Radio

: Making America Great Begins With Families, Family Dinners, and Holidays. The Joy of Sharing Passover and Easter. Grossman’s History Book Refutes UN Resolution on Slavery. Public Schools Make Housing in NJ “Unaffordable.” NJ State Lawlessness Created Atlantic City’s Debt.

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March 21, 2026 Seth Grossman Radio

Casino Taxes Pay $96,453 to “Atlantic County Queer Alliance.” Killing Islamic Leaders Who Want to Die as Martyrs. Why We Can No Longer Afford Public Schools. “Public” Planning For Ocean City “Wonderland”, Atlantic City Bader Field” Kills Jobs, Makes Everything Too Expensive.

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