NJ gas tax

New Jerseyans, you have a small reason to be happy. Through all your efforts since Friday night, through countless emails, Tweets and calls to your representatives, the vote for the 23-cents per gallon gas tax hike has been pushed off until Friday.

Looks like there are enough senators to block the emergency vote today but not enough to kill the Christie gas tax.

If you think there aren't NJ politicians out there willing to stand up and fight against the proposed 23-cents-per-gallon gas tax hike, you're wrong.

Seems the politicians, who won't even be paying the tax personally, have nothing but contempt for the rest of us.

So this is Governor Christie's idea of tax fairness, huh?

It's time for round three in the battle of the proposed gas tax hike in NJ! But who will step up and fight in Trenton for New Jersey taxpayers?

For nearly seven years I've been a backer of New Jersey's Governor, Chris Christie. He's been a strong advocate for the overburdened taxpayers in the Garden State and taken on battles that prior Governors were too weak or ineffective to tackle. Until now.

Bill Spadea is out a couple of days and the gas tax rears its ugly head once again. A couple of senators and a NJ celebrity joined Bill this morning to stand up for the Garden state residents.

Craig Allen gives his own unique perspective on NJ's gas prices and whether it would be any different if he owned his own gas station in the Garden State.

The gas tax would start Friday! There's one NJ politician who can put a stop to the proposed gas tax hike. Here's how you can contact him.