NJ Chamber of Commerce President Tom Bracken spoke out against a proposed new tax on health insurance (in ROI-NJ here). The new tax supposedly is to […]
InsiderNJ wrote an article on WalletHub’s recent ranking of the unemployment rates in all 50 states. NJ currently has the second-highest unemployment rate at 16.4%, […]
NJSpotlight’s John Reitmeyer does a good job (here) of highlighting NJ’s deficient Rainy Day funds and how NJ has been reduced to borrowing $5 billion to […]
The Star-Ledger’s Samantha Marcus wrote an article today describing the anticipated hit to NJ’s tax collections. Thanks to a strong economy and robust stock markets, NJ’s […]
Senate President Steve Sweeney has introduced a new healthcare bill based on the recent deal between Sweeney and NJEA President Marie Blistan. The bill appears to […]
SPCNJ applauds Rutgers for holding a conference that focused on the outmigration of young people out of NJ – a net loss of over 200,000 young people over […]
RealClearPolitics published a piece that presents a possible salvation for bankrupt Illinois – and possibly New Jersey as well. Author Richard Porter decries Illinois’ massive pension […]
Governor Murphy’s budget is more of the same: more taxes and more spending for his special-interest patrons. There may be other reasons why Governor Murphy supports […]
The Wall Street Journal had an excellent editorial today on the out-migration of people and their taxable incomes from high-tax Blue States to low-tax, mostly Red […]
Candidates beware: Property taxes are pushing Dems, Republicans and even independents to leave New Jersey By Star-Ledger Guest Columnist By Regina M. Egea It was well […]