Archive for December 2008
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Paid Family Leave Tax is Latest Gift to New Jersey
No comments · Posted by Jesse O. Kurtz in General
Adding insult to injury, New Jersey businesses will receive an additional burden come 2009. They will be forced to comply with the Paid Family Leave Act. This tax and burden promises to kick New Jersey’s business climate while it is down. Matt Rooney of Save Jersey blogs: Paid Family Leave Tax Starts January [...]
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Time to Fire Goldman Sachs
No comments · Posted by Jesse O. Kurtz in General, Steve Lonegan
Here is an Americans for Prosperity update: New Jersey Should Fire Goldman Sachs The state of New Jersey has paid Goldman Sachs millions of dollars in fees and incurred billions of dollars in debt that their financial wizards insisted was safe. Now we know Goldman was pocketing our taxpayer dollars while turning around and [...]
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U.S. Constitution Precludes Senator Hillary Clinton from Being Secretary of State
No comments · Posted by Jesse O. Kurtz in General
Bob S. brings the following article to our attention, “Obama to nominate Hillary as secretary of state Monday despite Constitutional prohibition,” by Dan Spencer. In it, Mr. Spencer brings out a salient point: Hillary’s nomination will be made in the face of the Constitutional prohibition in the Emoluments Clause (Article I, Section 6, clause [...]
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First Amendment Infringed at Another College Campus
No comments · Posted by Jesse O. Kurtz in General
BREAKING NEWS: Student Government Leader at Michigan State University Found Guilty of ‘Spamming’ after Criticizing Administrative Decision A Michigan State University student government leader has been found guilty of “spamming” and misuse of university resources after she criticized the administration’s plan to change the school calendar. MSU junior Kara Spencer had carefully selected and [...]
Adam Kissel · Greg Lukianoff · Kara Spencer · Lou Anna K. Simon · Michigan State University · Randall J. Hall
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Citizen Action is Needed to Halt COAH Small Town Invasion
No comments · Posted by Jesse O. Kurtz in General, Senator Raymond Lesniak
Here is the 15 December update from Steve Lonegan and Americans for Prosperity: Department of Community Affairs refuses extension of deadline for Low Income Housing plans TAKE ACTION BY CLICKING HERE. Department of Community Affairs (DCA) Director Joe Dorea has refused a request from hundreds of New Jersey small town mayors to [...]
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Senator Joseph Pennacchio Transparency Bill
No comments · Posted by Jesse O. Kurtz in General, Steve Lonegan
The following is from Americans for Prosperity’s 10 December Newsletter: AFP backs Pennacchio Transparency Bill State Senator Joseph Pennacchio (R – Morris-Passaic) held a news conference on Monday this week to discuss his Transparency Legislation requiring the state to make all expenditures available on the internet for public review, giving taxpayers the ability to [...]
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Steve Lonegan Continues the Fight to Freeze Governor Jon Corzine Unconstitutional Borrowing
No comments · Posted by Jesse O. Kurtz in General
Liberty and Prosperity’s seventh principle is to Repudiate New Jersey’s Unconstitutional Debt. The following is taken from Americans for Prosperity – New Jersey chapter’s 10 December newsletter: Lonegan to appeal court ruling permitting $3.9 Billion in new debt without voter approval. Steve Lonegan will be appealing Superior Court Judge Jonathan Harris’ ruling dismissing the [...]
Lonegan v. Corzine · NJ Superior Court Judge Jonathan Harris · seth grossman
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Trenton Conceals Details of Lehman Brothers Investment
No comments · Posted by Jesse O. Kurtz in General, Senator Joseph Pennacchio
Our fifth principle is to Post all Public Contracts and Government Salaries on the Internet. We join Senator Joseph Pennacchio in demanding that Trenton release the details of the failed investment of our money with Lehman Brothers. NJ SENATE REPUBLICANS P.O. Box 099 • Trenton, NJ 08625 • www.senatenj.com • Phone: (609) 292-5199 • [...]
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The Fiscal Future of New Jersey
No comments · Posted by Jesse O. Kurtz in General, Repudiate Unconstitutional Debt, Steve Lonegan
Here is the recent newsletter from Americans for Prosperity – New Jersey chapter. The topic also happens to be Liberty and Prosperity’s seventh liberty principle, “Repudiate New Jersey’s Unconstitutional Debt.” Just over five years ago, the New Jersey Supreme Court decided on two of the most important cases in the state’s fiscal history– Lonegan [...]
