Leaving New Jersey

Yep, that's pretty much it.

I'm not sure whether linking to this image is stealing bandwidth or just giving credit where it's due. Cagle.com doesn't seem to give a unique URL that will allow me just to link to the image.

Click the image to be taken to Rob Tornoe's section of cagle.com.

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New Jersey's Own - Cap and Traitors (Smith, LoBiondo and Lance)

In case you missed it last night, the Democrat controlled congress pass a massive energy tax bill called Cap and Trade. The vote was close but only made possible by three REPUBLICAN representatives, LoBiondo, Smith and Lance. I have already commented on Smith and will leave to others LoBiondo and Lance. But needless to say, these men knew that NJ Republican voters were against this bill, they knew that the GOP was against the bill and they still made it possible for the Democrats to ram this ill concieved legislation down our throats without even reading the bill.

Thank you gentleman for doing your part to ensure that New Jersey remains the highest taxed state in the country. And should anyone from Chris Christie's office be following, you should make it perfectly clear that these people do not stand with you. They are a disgrace.

Representative Frank A. LoBiondo (R - 02) 202-225-6572 202-225-3318
Representative Chris H. Smith (R - 04) 202-225-3765 202-225-7768
Representative Leonard Lance (R - 07) 202-225-5361 202-225-9460

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Responsibility: Obama and Corzine

President Obama makes a habit of blaming everyone in the past(Bush, Clinton, Reagan) every time he wants to ram through some massive spending plan. For example, Bush was at fault because he ran a deficit. However, Obama's projected deficit over the next 10 years based on the budget he passed, the stimulus he rammed through and the spending he is proposing will be more than the deficits of EVERY President before him added together. Now the President is losing sleep over it:

President Barack Obama said on Tuesday that worrying about US finances "keeps me awake at night" but defended increasing government spending to prevent the recession from worsening.

Fast forward to Jon Corzine. He refuses to take any responsibility for the explosion in new taxes and spending on his watch, the increase in the state employee roles while private sector jobs collaps and his crowning glory, New Jersey's highest tax burden of any state. Click here to see the numbers.

Corzine says he is dealing with what has occurred. Noone told him to spend like he has the past several years. Noone told him to borrow long term to pay today's operational shortfalls. The voters told him they didn't want state funded Stem Cell research but he tried to do it anyway. And is was Corzine that said the he "didn't take this job to be scrooge".

It's time for Jon Corzine to go. And if the next guy is scrooge, so be it. This state needs a penny pincher because we haven't had one in some time.





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