Analysis: Transportation Funding Fix Now Appears To Be On Fast Track
With the Transportation Trust Fund scheduled to run out of money a year early, Gov. Chris Christie and Democratic legislative leaders are looking to reach agreement on a long-term solution to the state’s transportation funding crisis that is likely to include increased taxes on motor fuels. High-level talks involving Christie and legislative leaders, Christie’s nomination of…
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This will kill any chance of Christie becoming President. He’s already got baggage relating to NJ’s fiscal situation.
RINO. Its disingenuous to point out NJ ranks 49th in taxes in one category when we rank #1 or 2 in three others.
add this to the ever growing list of why Christie should not be President