If you have been following the exploits of New Jersey's terrific new Republican governor Chris Christie, then you are well aware of his war on spending and bloated public sector expenditures. Just this week, New Jersey voters concurred with Christie and voted down property tax hikes, to increase school budgets, all across the state. State school boards haven't witnessed that type of rejection since 1976, when voters turned down roughly 50% of school district requests.
Friday, May 7, 2010
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