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Governor Christie is growing tired of the so-called "money game" in Trenton.

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It's easy to get lost in the maze of politics and number-crunching when you hear about a budget deficit, but if New Jersey really is a quarter-billion-dollars in the red for the Fiscal Year that ended June 30 it could affect your wallet.

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So far there's no comment from local officials in Monroe Township, after they were ordered to lower property taxes by half a million dollars, effective this coming November.

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Governor Chris Christie and state Democrats continue to spar over a tax cut proposal.

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As the Democrat-controlled State legislature returns to Trenton, Governor Chris Christie is on the warpath demanding action on long stagnant initiatives.

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As Gov. Chris Christie launches a new round of town hall meetings, he's returning to some familiar calls for changes: cutting taxes, eliminating payouts to public workers for  unused sick time and pushing local governments to share services.

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Now that teacher tenure reform has become law in the Garden state, Governor Christie says he'll focus on tax reform for the remainder of 2012.

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Republicans controlling the House have passed a bill to extend tax cuts due to expire Dec. 31, officially laying down their marker in an election-year showdown with President Barack Obama and his Democratic allies over whether to raise taxes on wealthier earners and people who inherit million dollar-plus estates.

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A Jersey watchdog group has issued a new report that calls on Congress to extend a tax cut for Americans making up to 250 thousand dollars a year, and allow the same cut for the wealthiest Americans to expire.

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Governor Christie used a stop on his Endless Summer Tax Relief Tour to address a topic he rarely hits upon- homelessness in Atlantic City.

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