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NJ Residents Give Gov. Christie Low Marks on Pensions
NJ Residents Give Gov. Christie Low Marks on Pensions
NJ Residents Give Gov. Christie Low Marks on Pensions
A new poll out Tuesday reveals the vast majority of New Jerseyans think Gov. Chris Christie should have made a full payment into the public employees' pension system, despite his administration successfully arguing that a law he signed, requiring the complete payment, was unconstitutional.
Strong Words on Pensions
Strong Words on Pensions
Strong Words on Pensions
New Jersey's state treasurer says it would "irresponsible" for Gov. Christie to make the full, legally-required contribution of $3 million to the public employee pension fund, even though a judge has now ruled he should.
Here's what he said last night
Here's what he said last night
Here's what he said last night
Gov. Chris Christie said last night that he and the New Jersey Education Association are “getting closer” to a mutually acceptable "roadmap" toward a new approach to pensions for the state’s teachers - one that could become a model for other state worker unions.

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