Op-Ed: Jersey Politicians, Can You Hear Us Now?
Joseph Caruso It seems appropriate now, in the wake of the new federal tax law that New Jersey remember the immortal words of Pogo, “We have met the enemy and he is us.” The sentiment is directed at all the state politicians who are crying over the “unfairness” of the new federal tax-reform measure that caps…
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but this state has a sad habit of continually voting for liberals/ socialists who blatantly promise more taxes, spending, and misery. Almost, like they feel or even like complaining about shared misery. Maybe it’s our location between crazy NYC and Philly, the density of our population, our fast- paced lives, whatever, we are mostly a bunch of electorally self- flagellating folks who do not seem able to stand up and really say NO MORE to this nonsense. Soon, the only ones left in NJ will be the ones who stay for family, the wealthy who can still afford to stay-and-pay, and the recipients of all the ever- increasing social program largesse: good luck with that!