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New Jersey Democrats aren't pushing through an irresponsible budget full of gimmicks and one-shots just because of the current economic crisis. They are pushing through an irresponsible budget because that's what Governor Corzine and his supporters have always done.

Republicans give the governor dozens of choices he could make to create jobs and make New Jersey more affordable for the middle class

Haines, Addiego, Rudder Warn Residents About Distribution Of Klan Newsletter

Legislators have asked the Attorney General to investigate

Senator Phil Haines, Assemblywoman Dawn Marie Addiego and Assemblyman Scott Rudder today asked Attorney General Anne Milgram to investigate the distribution of a publication called “The Klansmen’s Voice” that has been dropped at homes in the 8th Legislative District.

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The six Republican members of the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee commended the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs today for spending agency money in a responsible and cost-efficient manner while providing services to our honored veterans.

Senator Phil Haines, Assemblywoman Dawn Marie Addiego and Assemblyman Scott Rudder today called on Governor Corzine to fire Burlington County Superintendent of Schools Lester Richens for his decision to forbid the Borough of Pemberton from cutting school taxes.

Assisting struggling constituents is a priority,even if it means working without pay

It's long past time to wait for the governor's proposals on how to eliminate the $2.1 billion deficit. Republicans call on Senator Barbara Buono to hold special hearings of the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee.

A two-year moratorium will give N.J. families the chance to catch their breathe as taxes and living expenses climb

Corzine Signs Spending Bills Despite $600 Million Deficit

   Senator Phil Haines, Assemblywoman Dawn Addiego and Assemblyman Scott Rudder said they are greatly concerned that the new toll hikes pushed through today by Governor Corzine and the Trenton Democrats will hurt the state’s fragile economy and force big trucks on to local roads.

            “In the last few days, people have seen their 401K’s drop to 201K’s. Now we’re going to put a driving tax on them?” asked Assemblyman Scott Rudder, a member of the Assembly Transportation Committee.