Two things are clear. One, the state’s worst problem, by far, is a growing budget shortfall that leaves it unable to fund the outsized pension promises made by politicians. Two, elected leaders won’t even start trying to address that problem until residents make them do so by demanding proposals, voicing their preferences and voting for those taking action. The Press of Atlantic City Read more
What Problem?
I dont see a problem here.
were not going to make these absured pension payments and thats the end of it.
if the state goes bankrupt, to F(*&%$# bad.
then the cops, fire and the teachers can walk around with their dicks in their hands like everyone else….
what makes you so special?
Have you ever heard this boob speak?
Listen if you get the opportunity and you will see why nj is so effed up financially
That man wants more blood from all of us
Vampire squid sucking the lifeblood from the state – Sweeney, Sarlo and Prieto have never met a state tax payer they didn’t want to gouge to pay for all of the state mandated graft and corruption needed to keep the gravy train running for their union buddies