tax cuts

It was late June the last time the full General Assembly was in session at the State House in New Jersey.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie promises to spend the next several months hammering the Democrat-controlled legislature for not passing the tax cut he's been demanding.

Get ready for months of tax cut talk.

For months, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie was hyper-focused on his proposed tax cut, but lately we haven't much about it; however, Christie says the issue will soon be front and center once again.

The clock is ticking for passage of Governor Chris Christie's tax cut plan.

The New Jersey Assembly voted on dozens of bills yesterday, but it was the inclusion of one piece of legislation that had Republicans blasting their Democratic colleagues.

Last week, Governor Chris Christie first announced his re-tooled tax cut plan on NJ 101.5 FM's Jim Gearhart Show.

Governor Chris Christie is now promoting his new middle-class tax cut plan at his town hall meetings and blasting democratic lawmakers who are opposed to the plan, even those no longer in office.

Gov. Chris Christie is vowing to to push his plan for a new middle-class tax cut.

Governor Chris Christie's newly-revived tax cut plan will be the focus of his re-election campaign if lawmakers don't give it the green light.