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Oradell, NJ – Conservative Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Steve Lonegan today blasted Governor Jon Corzine's new proposed 10.75 percent income tax rate for families earning over $1 Million a year.

NEWARK, NJ – Steps from the PSE&G building in Newark, conservative Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Lonegan blasted Governor Corzine’s “green” energy plan for New Jersey as anti-jobs and yet another unwanted tax forced upon the residents of New Jersey who are already taxed more than any other state.

Albin's reappointment may be the only opportunity that elected representatives of the people get to review his qualifications and performance before he gets a lifetime appointment to one of the state's most powerful judicial posts.

Governor Corzine keeps sticking his fingers in the dike as new leaks in the state's revenue stream develop daily. It's clear now that he's running out of fingers, Senator Bucco said.

Democrats such as Senator Paul Sarlo apparently believe that thorough review of nominations of members of the judiciary is appropriate only when Republicans make the appointments. Senator Sarlo should read what Governor Corzine has said about such matters.

Governor Corzine's plan to close 18 regional day schools run by the Office of Education of the state Department of Children and Families could mean higher property taxes, poor care for some children and cause anguish among already overstressed parents. So what's the rush?

Given the state's $1.2 billion deficit, Senate Republican Budget Member Marcia Karrow (R-Hunterdon and Warren) is reminding Governor Corzine of five budget savings ideas offered by Republicans over the last few years.

Breakdown in Leadership Will Mean Lost Jobs and Services

Senator Marcia Karrow's bill allowing 16 year olds to donate blood becomes law. This legislation will save lives and encourage public service. It passed with unanimous, bipartisan support of both houses of the Legislature.

Every day, the news is filled with reports of a growing crisis. It seems as if no one in the administration has a clear plan for dealing with the problem. The longer we put off tough decisions, the harder they will become.