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25 October 2009 - Daggett can’t win. So why is he in this?
I continue to struggle to understand the candidacy of Chris Daggett. He is an independent candidate for governor and he is polling between 5-17 percent depending on whose poll you are looking at. Of course, I will likely get a comment on this about how he is charging and is going to win the race [...]

23 October 2009 - More NJ Democrat Corruption: Funded by Jon Corzine
Another Democrat NJ politician is going to jail for corruption. From the Philadelphia Enquirer: A federal jury has found former northern New Jersey political boss Joseph Ferriero guilty of fraud conspiracy. The panel returned its verdict Thursday, the third day of deliberations after a 2 1/2-week trial. Ferriero, the former head of the Bergen County [...]

18 October 2009 - Shocking news: NY Times endorses Corzine
(Tongue placed firmly in cheek) In a breaking news development today, the New York Times has endorsed Jon Corzine. The endorsement is unique for its sophmoric cheap shots on Chris Christie and Christopher Daggett while attributing “pragmatic” ideas to Corzine. And for his small ideas, Corzine apparently deserves another four years. Here is my issue [...]

11 October 2009 - Star Ledged endorses candidate with 6% support.
In an amazing statement, the Newark Star Ledger endorsed Chris Daggett for Governor. While they are well aware that he only has about 6 percent support statewide, they still feel the need to make a statement. Their logic? The newspaper’s decision is less a rejection of Gov. Jon Corzine and Republican Chris Christie than a [...]

09 October 2009 - US News: Apologize and explain yourself Jon!
In an interesting article in the US News and World Reports, blogger Peter Roff sounded a refrain often heard here at NJTaxRevolution regarding Jon Corzine: In a new attack ad the Corzine campaign began airing this week, Christie is shown in slow-motion, emerging from a sport utility vehicle as the announcer talks about how the [...]

02 October 2009 - Corzine whopper: Will only consider taxes as a last resort. Huh?
In last night’s Governatorial debate, Jon Corzine said this (from Bloomberg): Corzine said raising taxes would be a “last resort” to balance the budget, and proposed encouraging towns and cities to merge and share services to control the state’s highest-in-the- nation property taxes. Who is Jon Corzine kidding? Mr “I didn’t take this job to [...]

21 September 2009 - Corzine’s Stature Problem – He’s a Figment!
Jon Corzine has a problem. He is an incumbent Governor on a state that is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Democrat party and he is losing badly. He can spin it any way he wants but it won’t change facts. As a conservative who still lives here, I can sympathize with his problem. He [...]

18 September 2009 - Corzine runs from NJ 101.5 Debate
Jon Corzine announced that he was not going to participate in a governatorial debate being held by NJ 101.5. NJ.Com reports: The campaign for Gov. Jon Corzine said he will not participate in a gubernatorial debate on the radio station New Jersey 101.5 FM during the final legs of the campaign, according to the station’s [...]

11 September 2009 - It’s official: NJ citizens Income Plummeting
In case you are wondering why Jon Corzine keep running away from his record as Governor of NJ… From PolitickerNJ: CONTRARY TO GOVERNOR CORZINE’S CLAIMS, NEW JERSEY IS NOT BETTER POSITIONED THAN OTHER STATES TO WEATHER TOUGH ECONOMIC TIMESNew Jersey’s median household income declined by $7,214 from 2005-2006 to 2007-2008, the nation’s largest dollar decrease, [...]

09 September 2009 - Corzine’s silence on why he should be re-elected
We are back after some much needed rest, relaxation and contemplation over politics and the state of our state and the country. I tried successfully to avoid news of New Jersey politics as I was out of state. It was much harder to avoid the next saga of Obamamania as the national news was pre-occupied [...]

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