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Christie: No Regrets And No Apology For Calling Ex-Navy Seal “Idiot” [VIDEO/POLL]
Governor Chris Christie said he has "no regrets" for calling an ex-Navy SEAL an "idiot" during a town hall in Burlington County last week.
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New Assembly Budget Boss Sets Priorities [AUDIO]
Budget season is ramping up in New Jersey. For the past decade Lou Greenwald has been chairman of the Assembly Budget Committee, but there's a new sheriff in town and his name is Vinnie Prieto.
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3 Tax Cut Plans, Zero Consensus [POLL]
Because he and Democrats are now battling over which taxes to cut, not which taxes to increase, Governor Chris Christie's new mantra is, "We've already won the argument."
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New Assembly Leader Condemns Anti-Semitic Acts in North Jersey
New Jersey has been rocked by the alleged firebombing of Temple Beth El in Rutherford, as well as three other recent incidents of alleged arson and anti-Semitic graffiti at Bergen County synagogues. Prosecutors say more than one person may be involved in what's being called a hate crime in which a synagogue where nine people were living was firebombed. Authorities say several Molotov cocktails and other incendiary devices were thrown early yesterday at a Rutherford home that was housing a synagogue on the first floor and the rabbi's residence on the second.
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NJ Legislative Leaders Debate Sick Leave Payouts [AUDIO]
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How Much Could Your Property Taxes Be Cut by Election Move? [AUDIO]
Today, Assemblyman Lou Greenwald and State Senator Donald Norcross unveiled a reform measure that they say would allow voters to take greater control of their property tax bills by permitting towns to move their school elections from April to November. Residents in towns that make the move would not have to vote on their annual school board budget unless it exceeds the 2% cap on increases.
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