NJ debt downgraded for fifth time under Christie
NJ debt downgraded for fifth time under Christie (via NJ.com)
TRENTON — A major Wall Street credit-rating agency downgraded New Jersey’s debt again Thursday, unnerved by “both the scale and belatedness” of an $807 million budget gap disclosed this week by Gov. Chris Christie’s administration. The action…
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As the velvet curtain is drawn aside, the nothingness of the Wizard becomes evident. Too bad it took so long or so many to “see” through Mr. C’s bs! Our bad.
What happened to the “Jersey Comeback” sign the governor usually uses as a backdrop?