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With 15 Days To Go, Christie Meets With Overtaxed Homeowners While Jon Corzine Calls On Biden To Try To Save His Campaign
By Chris Christie ...Jon Corzine in 2005: "We need property tax relief. We need a reasonable and doable property tax relief. That is why I have a forty percent increase in rebates over the next four years."(Jon Corzine, NJN Gubernatorial Debate, 09/05/05)
After 4 Years, Jon Corzine Broke His Promise to Provide Property Tax Relief. Worse, He Wants to Raise Taxes Even Higher: "'Taxes should be a last resort,' Corzine said, though he would not rule out increasing them." (Jonathan Tamari, "Next New Jersey governor faces massive financial woes," Philadelphia Inquirer, 09/20/09)
15 Days To Go: Chris Christie Travels To East Brunswick For A Kitchen Table Tax Talk With Overtaxed Homeowners
EAST BRUNSWICK:
The residents of East Brunswick have suffered from a 19.6% property tax increase under Jon Corzine. If Jon Corzine kept our property tax rebate in place the average East Brunswick resident would have received $1,160 to help ease the pain Corzine has inflicted ontheir pocketbooks this year. (New Jersey Department of Community Affairs Website, Accessed: 1019/09)
15 Days To Go: Jon Corzine Rallies With Biden While He Continues To Ignore Overtaxed New Jerseyans In Edison Today
EDISON:
Jon Corzine should remember that he has raised property taxes by 19% on the residents of Edison and if he had kept his promise to not eliminate our rebate program, the average resident would have an additional $1,059 this year to help ease the pain of his unbearable taxes. (New Jersey Department of Community Affairs Website, Accessed: 10/19/09)
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Don't by that GOP non-sense that Daggett is a plant funded by Corzine.
Fact is Daggett has no funds at all.
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You really have to hand it to Chris Daggett. Not only did he stand toe to toe with Jon Corzine and Chris Christie he really nailed it to them in the 3rd NJ Gubernatorial Debate. Once again, for the third time in a row, I give this as a notch for Daggett.
Chris Daggett handed it to both Christie and Corzine for corruption saying to fight corruption you need to lead by example.
Daggett then cited specific corrupt activities that Christie and Corzine had engaged in, including illegal campaign finance and pay to play, and neither Corzine or Christie could defend themselves.
Instead, Corzine acknowledges that activity is going on and agrees with Daggett that it needs to stop.
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