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I am generally against these type of corporate incentives but for some reason I tend to think that it might be beneficial in the Amazon situation.
Amazon would be a game changer for Newark
An audit is a good thing imo but if Murphy's going to audit, they should be in the mix like all of the other companies. No half-assed, politically motivated measures.
Next I'd like him to start auditing gov't departments, school districts and public pension funds to see how our money is being spent.
I would eliminate the schools portion of the property tax and fund schools on a per pupil based system through an income tax.
I believe in broad based taxes on individuals. My experience in tax administration shows me that is the best way to raise revenue. I would also have a very flat sales tax on all goods and services. I would keep both rates as low as possible to raise the revenue needed to provide the services people want.
I would also do as much as possible to use private partners and competitors to provide government services. I manage a private contractor in my job currently and it works out very well for the taxpayers, the private business and my government employees.
Why don't YOU run for governor. I'd possibly vote for you.
I also like to be a fiscal realist and know the real data. Also because we are a representative form of government I understand that some programs will be put in place that I do not support. With those come taxes.
My one big liberal non-libertarian position is that I believe we need a system that provides universal health care coverage.
I think it is so funny. Murph wants to chase down incentives Christie gave out but he thinks it is ok to give $7,000,000,000,000 to Amazon. Ha, ha..
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