NJ Democrats just increased my taxes by $1000

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

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They've eliminated the property tax rebate... that's $1000/year more that I will now have to pay!!!

[Emancipation 2]

We are going to pay probably close to $800.00 in property tax on our CAR this year here in CT.. does that help any?

[Ban Hammer 13,352]

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They've eliminated the property tax rebate... that's $1000/year more that I will now have to pay!!!

enjoy your obamanomics

[no name 1]

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They've eliminated the property tax rebate... that's $1000/year more that I will now have to pay!!!

Somebody has to pay for the bitter flyover states....

[Ban Hammer 13,352]

:protest: :protest:

They've eliminated the property tax rebate... that's $1000/year more that I will now have to pay!!!

Somebody has to pay for the bitter flyover states....

we're not bitter

[SMOKE 1,426]

:protest: :protest:

They've eliminated the property tax rebate... that's $1000/year more that I will now have to pay!!!

enjoy your obamanomics

damn i wanted to say that!

:protest: :protest:

They've eliminated the property tax rebate... that's $1000/year more that I will now have to pay!!!

Somebody has to pay for the bitter flyover states....

yah, so put the check in the mail. we got potholes in the road to get fixed.

[HAL 9000 96]

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They've eliminated the property tax rebate... that's $1000/year more that I will now have to pay!!!

enjoy your obamanomics

Didn't know he was a NJ Democrat.

[mawilson 2,133]

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They've eliminated the property tax rebate... that's $1000/year more that I will now have to pay!!!

enjoy your obamanomics

obamination

[Ban Hammer 13,352]

:protest: :protest:

They've eliminated the property tax rebate... that's $1000/year more that I will now have to pay!!!

enjoy your obamanomics

obamination

[Jack and Barbara 0]

Could always go back to the policy of cutting taxes (especially for the rich) during wartime which has had a wonderful effect on the economy. You see, the top earners have been using their increased savings to stimulate the economy by purchasing yachts, lamborghinis and 10,000 sq foot homes which has, in turn, created new jobs.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

Could always go back to the policy of cutting taxes (especially for the rich) during wartime which has had a wonderful effect on the economy. You see, the top earners have been using their increased savings to stimulate the economy by purchasing yachts, lamborghinis and 10,000 sq foot homes which has, in turn, created new jobs.

If it isn't idiocy from the right, it's idiocy from the left!

The end of the property tax rebates has nothing to do with Obama and nothing to do with the damn war or the neocons or George Bush.

They have everything to do with a culture of corruption in this state that has gone on for decades, the costs of which have now spiraled out of control. The property tax burden in this state is already the highest in the nation, by far - this simply makes it much worse. They tell us "it's for the schools" but excuse me, do other states not run schools? Do their chilrun' not lurn? How come they don't need so much money to feed their beasts? Is it because the Jersey beast has gotten fatter and greedier and more wasteful than the others?

Nooo.... of course not. Let's just blame Bush and Obama instead, it's sooo much easier.

[HAL 9000 96]

Could always go back to the policy of cutting taxes (especially for the rich) during wartime which has had a wonderful effect on the economy. You see, the top earners have been using their increased savings to stimulate the economy by purchasing yachts, lamborghinis and 10,000 sq foot homes which has, in turn, created new jobs.

If it isn't idiocy from the right, it's idiocy from the left!

The end of the property tax rebates has nothing to do with Obama and nothing to do with the damn war or the neocons or George Bush.

They have everything to do with a culture of corruption in this state that has gone on for decades, the costs of which have now spiraled out of control. The property tax burden in this state is already the highest in the nation, by far - this simply makes it much worse. They tell us "it's for the schools" but excuse me, do other states not run schools? Do their chilrun' not lurn? How come they don't need so much money to feed their beasts? Is it because the Jersey beast has gotten fatter and greedier and more wasteful than the others?

Nooo.... of course not. Let's just blame Bush and Obama instead, it's sooo much easier.

There definitely are pearls of wisdom here, Trollie.

[Ban Hammer 13,352]

Could always go back to the policy of cutting taxes (especially for the rich) during wartime which has had a wonderful effect on the economy. You see, the top earners have been using their increased savings to stimulate the economy by purchasing yachts, lamborghinis and 10,000 sq foot homes which has, in turn, created new jobs.

If it isn't idiocy from the right, it's idiocy from the left!

The end of the property tax rebates has nothing to do with Obama and nothing to do with the damn war or the neocons or George Bush.

They have everything to do with a culture of corruption in this state that has gone on for decades, the costs of which have now spiraled out of control. The property tax burden in this state is already the highest in the nation, by far - this simply makes it much worse. They tell us "it's for the schools" but excuse me, do other states not run schools? Do their chilrun' not lurn? How come they don't need so much money to feed their beasts? Is it because the Jersey beast has gotten fatter and greedier and more wasteful than the others?

Nooo.... of course not. Let's just blame Bush and Obama instead, it's sooo much easier.

let's blame troll!

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

Yeah I dun ate all the money.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

This is a good example of why the jersey beast costs so much:

The Star Ledger reported today that in January, Davy denied a request by the Hoboken Board of Education to void a consulting fee portion of a retirement deal for Hoboken Superintendent Patrick Gagliardi who retired in June 2007. Gagliardi received $495,000 for unused sick and vacation days along with a promise to be paid $996 per day as a consulting administrator for up to 100 days. These perks are in addition to his $128,400 per year pension.

Revelation of the nearly $600,000 Hoboken deal comes on the heels of reports that the Keansburg Superintendent of Schools, Barbara Trzeszkowski, is retiring next month with a $740,000 severance package.

http://www.politickernj.com/mysak/20747/ka...oves-shes-ineff