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10-17-2007, 05:23 PM
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[quote=emilo81;1756587]The state/teachers pensions and healthcare don't cost 58 Billion dollars to fund. Given its an expensive part of the budget its not the whole 58 Billion dollars. QUOTE]
I didn't state the $58B was the cost to fund the pension. The $58B is the amount NJ is in debt now, and they CONTINUE to borrow more money and fund the state/teachers pensions instead of trying to reduce the debt.
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10-18-2007, 07:27 AM
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[quote=Ellwood;1758805]
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The state/teachers pensions and healthcare don't cost 58 Billion dollars to fund. Given its an expensive part of the budget its not the whole 58 Billion dollars. QUOTE]
I didn't state the $58B was the cost to fund the pension. The $58B is the amount NJ is in debt now, and they CONTINUE to borrow more money and fund the state/teachers pensions instead of trying to reduce the debt.
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I agree, I wish we could reduce the debt and make the budget more reasonable. But this azz hairs in Trenton refuse to do the right thing, refuse to reduce spending, ignore our request to cut expensives while at the same time spend spend spend. I'm getting sick of it and I'll either move or go poor and enroll to get everything for free.
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10-31-2007, 08:32 PM
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If Iraq is such a worth while cause then why don't you stop arguing with people on a message board and go join the military? They need all the bodies they can get. I feel bad for the situation McGreevy and Corzine walked into. It takes a while to clean up the mess Whitman left behind.
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Pointing out facts is not arguing nor is it showing support. Nice comeback ..haven't heard that one before....Bush twins first though, ok? /sarcasm
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11-04-2007, 05:45 AM
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he resembles a talking bearded turd
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11-04-2007, 03:46 PM
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I'm a dem and wouldn't vote for him again
He stinks.
Would have been better with Codey. At least he knows how to be a politician
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11-05-2007, 05:13 AM
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Would have been better with Codey. At least he knows how to be a politician
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I don't consider that to be an asset to the citizens of NJ by any stretch of the imagination. Seeing how long Codyey's been in the game, I would have to say he's part of NJ's problem.
He just went along with corruption as an art form, royally screwing the suburbanites taxwise, allowing judges to legislate and so and so on..........
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11-08-2007, 07:44 PM
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Corzine's poll results so far are very low in this thread. Does any one know what the real current public opinion on him is now?
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11-08-2007, 07:54 PM
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Corzine's poll results so far are very low in this thread. Does any one know what the real current public opinion on him is now?
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Not sure how it's possible to be lower than before, but it is in my opinion.
Gov. Corslime is still pushing for this and I'm sure will get around the voters saying no more spending with a new tax.
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11-16-2007, 10:58 PM
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Corzine said that he wants to cut New Jersey's debt in half. He still hasn't cut the property taxes yet.
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11-16-2007, 11:14 PM
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Corzine said that he wants to cut New Jersey's debt in half. He still hasn't cut the property taxes yet.
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His cutting of state debt is more taxes. Honestly, I'd be willing to pay more taxes if that meant it would cut our state debt and lower taxes in the future, but let's be serious here...it won't mean lower taxes in the future (taxes will go up as they do)
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