Corruption In New Jersey
Let's play name that party.
Hint: Republicans are not permitted to participate in the Jersey political machine.
Labels: $10 per gallon gas, Corruption, Democrats, New Jersey
"The penalty good men pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men." - Plato
Let's play name that party.
Labels: $10 per gallon gas, Corruption, Democrats, New Jersey
The path that Obama proposes to lead the nation down is not the path less traveled. In fact, it's the path followed by California, New York and New Jersey. So, how's it working out for those states?
Formerly rich states, they are now known for job losses, booming deficits and debt, wage stagnation, out-migration and laughing-stock legislatures. At least Americans have the ability to flee these ill-governed states for places that still welcome wealth creators. The debate in Washington now is whether to spread this antigrowth model across the entire country.
The 1,000-plus-page American Clean Energy and Security Act (H.R. 2454) is being rushed to a vote by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi before anyone can seriously object to this economic suicide pact.
Labels: $10 per gallon gas, California, Liberalism, New Jersey, New York