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Facing anger and tears at town hall, Phil Murphy vows to fix N.J.’s school funding woes

The town hall crowd showed up Wednesday night in Willingboro to lambaste Gov. Phil Murphy over how New Jersey will dole out aid to public schools in his first state budget proposal. There was worry and anger. Some told Murphy he had let them down. One woman cried, and her 7-year-old son asked the Democratic governor…



Posted: April 7th, 2018 | Author: | Filed under: Education, New Jersey, New Jersey State Budget, Phil Murphy | Tags: , , , , | 4 Comments »

4 Comments on “Facing anger and tears at town hall, Phil Murphy vows to fix N.J.’s school funding woes”

  1. Murphy Spent said at 9:06 am on April 7th, 2018:

    $13,000 on a door instead of on schools.

    Let’s “Show Murphy The Door” during our next Governor’s Election

  2. Reality Check said at 12:18 pm on April 7th, 2018:

    When the grinning nitwit says he’s “going to fix this” does that mean he’s going to do away with the outrageous Abbott funding where 60% of the state’s school funding goes to 31 school districts? Whatever he does you know the Suburban towns will get hurt by it. I have to laugh though at the quote from the woman that they voted for him because he promised a stronger and fairer New Jersey. What fairytale has she been reading? Democrats only know how to dump money into urban areas to protect their voting blocks and that’s it. Nothing stronger or fairer about that

  3. Right on! said at 2:24 pm on April 7th, 2018:

    Very well-put. If we could only drop the words” fairer” and “ funding” and “grants” from our political discourse, we might be on the road to just a tad less taxpayer robbery, more and more each year, in this ridiculous place!

  4. Marlboro Male said at 10:45 am on April 8th, 2018:

    Here’s what Murphy means when he says he will make things “fairer.” He will confiscate the money of hardworking people and businesses, you know, the productive members of society, and will give it to those who he feels he needs votes from. He is a disaster. Work hard for Republicans in November – it’s our only hope