As New Jerseyans get ready to celebrate Thanksgiving the nation's economic outlook is indeed bleak, and there doesn't seem much to be thankful for after eight years of the neoconservative Bush administration and seven years of the McGreevey, Codey, and Corzine regimes.
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ROBERTS ON SCHIP VETO OVERRIDE VOTE:
PRESIDENT BUSH HURTS NEW JERSEY AGAIN
(TRENTON) - Assembly Speaker Joseph J. Roberts, Jr., today issued the following statement in response to the failure of New Jersey's Republican congressional delegation to vote unanimously for an override of President Bush's veto of the State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) reauthorization bill:
CODEY & ROBERTS LEAD BIPARTISAN EFFORT TO URGE OVERRIDE OF BUSH’S SCHIP VETO
(TRENTON) – In a bipartisan show of support, Senate President Richard J. Codey and Assembly Speaker Joseph J. Roberts, Jr. today were joined by 82 members of the New Jersey Legislature in calling upon New Jersey’s Congressional delegation to override President Bush’s veto of legislation to expand the State Children’s Health Insurance Program (SCHIP).
CODEY & ROBERTS SEEK UNITED FRONT URGING OVERRIDE OF BUSH SCHIP VETO
(TRENTON) – Senate President Richard J. Codey and Assembly Speaker Joseph J. Roberts, Jr. today called on fellow legislators to sign onto a letter urging New Jersey’s Congressional delegation to override President Bush’s veto of legislation to expand the State Children’s Health Insurance Program (SCHIP).
WATSON COLEMAN TO BUSH: 'AN UNCONSCIONABLE VETO'
Majority Leader Applauds Governor's Pursuit of Legal Action to Protect Children's Health
Christie vetoes 5 service contracts approved by Turnpike Authority Governor Christie on Thursday vetoed five professional services contracts that were approved by the New Jersey Turnpike Authority a month ago. The governor’s office said Christie exercised his eighth veto because the contract fees ranged from...
“She has already chosen the interests of the insurance industry over the health care needs of working people, she took millions from Wall Street as the economy went into a meltdown, and now she wants to purchase a job in Congress at a time when so many have lost their jobs because of the actions of big bankers and others." -- Monmouth County Democrats spokesman Mike Mangan, on Republican Diane Gooch, who is challenging U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone.
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