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I'll now indulge in a bit of my sweet sarcasm here...read on, please.
Okay, okay, so it was just $70 billion in wealth that New Jersey lost between the years 2004 to 2008, due to the mass exodus of 300,000+ mostly affluent New Jersey residents, which also was back when Democrats had a complete legislative and gubernatorial stranglehold on New Jersey, but hey, that was no big deal, right, my fellow forum posters of the left-leaning persuasion?
As referenced above, New Jersey is still one of the wealthiest states in America anyway, so why even sweat that lost $70 billion in wealth? Why not just keep up with the "same ol' same ol'" lefty game plan that New Jersey has been going with over the last 40-some years, and just raise everybody's property taxes some more, along with the income taxes in New Jersey for everybody in the middle and upper income brackets some more, right? Those upper and middle income New Jersey taxpayers are all too rich anyway, right? We can even make some statements at press conferences which are indiscernible from the rhetoric of Karl Marx while doing all of this too, just like Jon Corzine often did while he was the governor of New Jersey, albeit for just one term before being soundly defeated at the polls by Chris Christie.
Speaking of the devil himself, that mean ol' fatty boombalatty Chris Christie sure has a lot of nerve trying to cut spending in New Jersey, right? I mean, he's just all about the rich people in New Jersey, people like all of those prominent and hardcore rich right-wingers in New Jersey, people like Bruce Springsteen and Jon Bon Jovi - both of whom get their 100% legal property tax breaks from their respective "farming" pursuits upon their multiple acres of real estate which they own in New Jersey, but only when Jon Runyan does such a thing with his multiple acres in New Jersey does it garner any attention from a reporter with the Philadelphia Inquirer.
My goodness, it would be such an awful shame if a few hundred thousand New Jersey welfare recipients/possible illegal immigrants, as opposed to native-born New Jersey middle-class retirees, which the latter keep having to pay for the former's "affordable housing mandate" in New Jersey, felt that they had to move out of New Jersey instead, and into states with lower costs of living, right?
After all, nothing buys votes for New Jersey's Democrats from the perpetually dependent underclass in New Jersey like overly-generous and easily defrauded social safety nets, right?
Naturally, that mean ol' fatty boombalatty Chris Christie should have known better than to take on New Jersey's public sector and teacher unions - the Democrats do not like it when their number one source of money-laundered campaign cash gets exposed for what it is.
Okay, okay, so it was just $70 billion in wealth that New Jersey lost between the years 2004 to 2008, due to the mass exodus of 300,000+ mostly affluent New Jersey residents, which also was back when Democrats had a complete legislative and gubernatorial stranglehold on New Jersey, but hey, that was no big deal, right, my fellow forum posters of the left-leaning persuasion?
As referenced above, New Jersey is still one of the wealthiest states in America anyway, so why even sweat that lost $70 billion in wealth? Why not just keep up with the "same ol' same ol'" lefty game plan that New Jersey has been going with over the last 40-some years, and just raise everybody's property taxes some more, along with the income taxes in New Jersey for everybody in the middle and upper income brackets some more, right? Those upper and middle income New Jersey taxpayers are all too rich anyway, right? We can even make some statements at press conferences which are indiscernible from the rhetoric of Karl Marx while doing all of this too, just like Jon Corzine often did while he was the governor of New Jersey, albeit for just one term before being soundly defeated at the polls by Chris Christie.
Speaking of the devil himself, that mean ol' fatty boombalatty Chris Christie sure has a lot of nerve trying to cut spending in New Jersey, right? I mean, he's just all about the rich people in New Jersey, people like all of those prominent and hardcore rich right-wingers in New Jersey, people like Bruce Springsteen and Jon Bon Jovi - both of whom get their 100% legal property tax breaks from their respective "farming" pursuits upon their multiple acres of real estate which they own in New Jersey, but only when Jon Runyan does such a thing with his multiple acres in New Jersey does it garner any attention from a reporter with the Philadelphia Inquirer.
My goodness, it would be such an awful shame if a few hundred thousand New Jersey welfare recipients/possible illegal immigrants, as opposed to native-born New Jersey middle-class retirees, which the latter keep having to pay for the former's "affordable housing mandate" in New Jersey, felt that they had to move out of New Jersey instead, and into states with lower costs of living, right?
After all, nothing buys votes for New Jersey's Democrats from the perpetually dependent underclass in New Jersey like overly-generous and easily defrauded social safety nets, right?
Naturally, that mean ol' fatty boombalatty Chris Christie should have known better than to take on New Jersey's public sector and teacher unions - the Democrats do not like it when their number one source of money-laundered campaign cash gets exposed for what it is.
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