New Jersey's budget problem has Democrats crafting a painful game of "Would You Rather." 

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Senate President Stephen Sweeney (D-Gloucester) said Tuesday that a millionaires tax will be voted on by the Senate as a way to avoid making cuts to public worker pensions. Democrats have also proposed a gas tax to fund the Transportation Trust Fund.

With over $40 billion in pension debt and a near-empty TTF, this problem isn't going away. And while paying more for anything is painful consider in one of America's most expensive states, there's a chance at least one of these taxes could become law.

If it were up to me, neither tax would pass. But speaking hypothetically, I challenge you to a painful game of choosing between two evils. Which tax do you think is worse for New Jersey- one that punishes economic success, or one that skims your wallet every time you fill up at the pump? Take our poll, then comment below to tell us which tax you think is worse for the Garden State.

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