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Chris Christie Continues Push For Teacher Tenure Reform [VIDEO]
With time running out before the state budget deadline, Governor Christie continues to push hard for education reform at his latest town hall in Monmouth County.
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Chris Christie’s NJ Supreme Court Nominee Is Rejected [VIDEO/POLL]
In a crushing defeat for Governor Chris Christie, the prosecutor he nominated to be the first Asian on the State Supreme Court was rejected by the Senate Judiciary panel yesterday after six hours of heated and grueling questioning, one lunch break and a long closed door Q&A.
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Chris Christie Launches New Attack Against The NJEA [VIDEO]
Governor Christie, during his latest town hall meeting in Kearny, pointed out his proposed budget for the Garden state provides $8.9 billion for education aid- the largest education appropriation aid in the history of New Jersey.
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Christie: ‘Enough Is Enough’ In NJEA War Of Words
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Chris Christie Blasts NJEA For $11.3 Million In Lobbying Spending
Lobbyist spending soared to a record $73 million in 2011 according to Jeff Brindle, Executive Director of the New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission (ELEC). The largest spender was New Jersey Education Association (NJEA).
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NJEA Fuels Record Lobbying Year In 2011, $11.3 Million
Lobbyist spending soared to a record $73 million in 2011 according to Jeff Brindle, Executive Director of the New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission (ELEC).
The largest spender was New Jersey Education Association (NJEA). Most of its $11.3 million spending went to communications. The union, which represents 195,501 active and retired school employees in New Jersey, spent $6.6 million in 2010 on communications. NJEA’s total and communications spending both are new records for annual lobbying outlays by one group.
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Chris Christie’s Education Reforms Get Big Backing In New Poll [AUDIO]
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NJ State Aid Flat, Education Funding Up In Christie’s Proposed Budget [AUDIO]
Governor Chris Christie's proposed $32.1 billion budget keeps state aid at last year's levels but increases aid to public schools and colleges.
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Governor Christie vs. The NJEA – A Lighter Look
February 10, 2012
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NJEA Executive Calls on Gov. Christie to Resign
February 9, 2012