In case you missed it, Save Jerseyans, The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board took a sledgehammer to the Murphy Administration this week for buying votes after crying poor for most of 2020….
“New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy last spring was projecting a $10 billion budget shortfall due to the pandemic,” the Board wrote. “Now the state boasts a $10 billion surplus. Perhaps politicians in Trenton can now fund the new Hudson River train tunnel project? Nope. They’ll leave most of that to Congress.”
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The WSJ directly cited $500 rebate checks going out this month which will be accompanied by a campaign message lifted from the Murphy re-election campaign’s website.
Click here to read the full editorial.
