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Bucco Asks What this New Highway Borrowing Scheme Is Going to Cost Us

Senator Anthony Bucco, a senior Republican on the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee, said he was outraged to learn that the latest $750 million borrowing for the New Jersey Transportation Trust Fund proposes that the state not pay one dime in principal on much of the borrowing until 2023.

Workers Who Maintain Lake May Lose Their Jobs

Senator Anthony Bucco (R-25) has introduced legislation to protect New Jersey's largest freshwater lake and the workers who help maintain it. His bill would create the Lake Hopatcong Commission Fund to preserve and maintain Lake Hopatcong in northwest New Jersey. Passage of the bill would help generate tourism dollars at no extra cost to taxpayers.

Senator Tony Bucco (R-25) issued the following statement regarding reports that one of several business lobbying groups, the Chamber of Commerce, is attempting to curry favor with Governor Corzine by publicly supporting his massive new road tax and borrowing gimmick.

No Bill? No Problem!

Democrats Burn Rubber To Pass 800% Toll Hike

Senator Anthony R. Bucco (R-Morris) issued the following statement on the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee hearing on the Governor’s 800% road tax scheme:

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Runaway State Spending Must Be Cut

Senator Anthony Bucco, (R-25), reacted strongly today to published reports that the Democratic Chairman of the Assembly Transportation Committee is considering doubling the state gas tax.

Legislative Democrats Endorse Secret Turnpike Sale …Sight Unseen!

Senator Anthony Bucco, (R-Morris), issued the following statement regarding published reports that  the  Trenton Democrats are equating a bill that allowed the state to take advantage of a tax shelter with the Corzine administration’s secret plan to auction off New Jersey’s toll roads to the highest bidder.

New Jersey Drivers Get a Swift Kick in their Assets Courtesy of the Democrats

            Senator Anthony R. Bucco (R-Morris) issued the following statement on the enactment of the Fiscal Year 2008 budget that authorizes the first steps in the selling of New Jersey’s toll roads.

Senator Anthony R. Bucco (R-Morris) issued the following statement regarding the release of legislation from the Senate Judiciary Committee that would spare terrorists from capital punishment:

THE TRUTH APPARENTLY HURTS
Now it's “Partisan� to Recount Abysmal Record of Democrat Fiscal Failures 

 

            Senator Anthony R. Bucco (R-Morris) responded to Democrat attacks launched against Senate Minority Leader Leonard Lance, who offered a thoughtful critique of the State’s fiscal condition at today’s Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee hearing.