It's an accepted fact of life - Jersey democrats and republicans are constantly bickering and criticizing each other - but with only a few weeks left before a new state spending plan must be adopted, the rhetoric and insults have been ramped up - especially online in a never-ending flood of emails.
Bi-partisan Legislation that would cut red tape and eliminate goverment bureaucracy cleared a state Assembly panel Thursday.
Your town would be allowed to implement a needle exchange program under a bill approved yesterday by the State Senate Health Committee.
Congressman Randy Neugebauer, R-TX counts NJ Governor Chris Christie among the top three contenders for vice presidential candidacy while discussing Mitt Romney's potential running mates on News/Talk 790 KFYO's radio program in Lubbock Texas.
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.
