Month: December 2010

New Jersey officials are declaring this year’s bear hunt – the first in five years – a resounding success. They reported just about an hour […]

The arbitration reform compromise of Governor Christie’s toolkit to help municipalities cope with the new 2.0% property tax cap has been finalized. Assuming it gets […]

Thanks to PolitickerNJ for reporting on the Senate Education Committee hearing yesterday. At this hearing the same NJEA representatives who touted their tenure “reform” plan […]

Once upon a time, New Jersey had Governor who thought it would be a great idea to allow illegal aliens in the our state to get drivers […]

New Jersey’s largest teacher’s union is attempting to right itself in the eyes of the New Jersey taxpayer. After budgets across the state were shot […]

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The deal is all but done. It looks as though the Bush Tax Rates will be extended, for all Americans, for at least the next […]

For a while now there has been this question of “Where are the jobs?” The question almost seemed to come out of fruition from #44, […]

Contrary to popular opinion, Governor Christie is willing to suffer fools who are well behaved. God help those who aren’t! Thus was the fate of […]

Governor Christie announced that not only would he not be paying the FTA the $271 million that they are demanding for the cancelation of the […]