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lawhawk.blogspot.com - 5/16/2009

Corzine Proposes Cuts By Shifting Costs To Next Year

— lawhawk.blogspot.com — New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine wants New Jersey taxpayers to think that he's doing them a favor... by cutting $150 million from the current year budget because it is coming up $1.2 billion short. Corzine intends to use $450 million from the rainy day ... (more) Corzine Proposes Cuts By Shifting Costs To Next Year

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faustasblog.com - 5/16/2009

The Corzine shell game

— faustasblog.com — Via Instapundit , Corzine Proposes Cuts By Shifting Costs To Next Year . Ah, the smell of... Democrats in Trenton. But I digress. Lawhawk points out, The two biggest parts of Corzine’s solution are the raid on the rainy day fund and pushing costs into next year. The rainy day fund ... (more) The Corzine shell game

Jon Stewart

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The Corzine shell game
Fausta's Blog — Via Instapundit, Corzine Proposes Cuts By Shifting Costs To Next Year. Ah, the smell of Democrats in Trenton. But I digress. Lawhawk points out, The two biggest parts of Corzine’s solution are the raid on the rainy day fund and pushing costs into next year. The rainy day fund usage is warranted, since that’s the purpose of the fund. However, pushing off the costs to next year does not address the fundamental problem with the structural deficits caused by decades of overspending. It creates incentives to ...