State Aid to New Jersey Municipalities Frozen for Third Consecutive Year
State Aid to New Jersey Municipalities Frozen for Third Consecutive Year (via NJSpotlight)
New Jersey municipalities would see no increase in state aid for the third year in a row under the $34.4 billion budget proposed last week by Gov. Chris Christie. While the $1.5 billion being distributed is better than the aid cuts municipalities had…
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Christie “looks good” to the idiots at large throughout the rest of the country thus increasing his chances for national office. In reality he is bleeding NJ towns and schools dry. The Emperor is naked fools!