Governor Christie continues to be angry, after Jersey democrats rejected his tax cut plan - and put forth an tentative tax reduction proposal that can't kick in until at least next year.
Still fuming after the his tax cut plan was ditched - and a democratic plan to delay a possible tax cut until at least next year was adopted - Governor Christie is once again blasting what he calls the "Corzine democrats" - and the leader who inspired them.
The fact that Governor Chris Christie is going to veto the millionaires' tax increase bill that passed the full Assembly yesterday is maybe the worst kept secret since the recipe for ice cubes.
The full Assembly today has approved a bill to increase the incomes taxes paid by New Jersey’s roughly 16,000 millionaires. The State Senate will vote on the measure Thursday. Governor Chris Christie vetoed the bill in each of th4e last two years and promises to do it again this year.
The State Senate has already passed the Democrat-sponsored $31.741 billion State Budget bill. The Assembly is scheduled to vote on the measure today as well. Heading into the Assembly vote, Democrats have exactly the 41 votes needed for passage, but one of the ‘yes’ votes isn‘t in Trenton yet.
