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Man Crush on Chris Christie

The Democrat-led legislature of New jersey dared the new Governor to veto a law that raised taxes and punished the financial engines of the state- millionaires- and Chris Christie didn’t blink but swiftly signed no on those bills.

'Millionaires tax' bills pass both houses, but are vetoed by Gov. Christie

From HotAir here:

It took about two minutes from the time Senate President Steve Sweeney certified the passage of the millionaires tax package for Gov. Chris Christie to veto the bills at his desk…

“What took you so long ?” asked Christie spokesman Michael Drewniak.
Christie sat at a wooden desk emblazoned with the seal of the state of New Jersey and swiftly signed vetoes.
“We’ll be back, governor,” said Sweeney.
“Alright, we’ll see,” said Christie.

The tax was a small hike on people who make in excess of $1 million annually. Initially the Democrats wanted the income threshold to be $400,000, but when Christie promised to veto that, they raised the threshold and dared him to block a tax on the really rich. Christie’s response:

“Let me be real clear on it,” he said. “They can call it whatever they want to call it. They can package it however they want to package it. They can send it to me with a bow on it. They can send it to me in a nice box, gift-wrapped. They can throw it over the transom and leave it there and hope nobody smells it. No matter how they send it to me, it is going back. It is going back with a veto on it. We are not raising taxes in the state of New Jersey this year.”

I would really love to have a Chris Christie in charge of our national budget too. No more taxes, and lets start killing off stupid programs.

Dr. Jones

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3 thoughts on “Man Crush on Chris Christie

  • Endersdragon

    Wait isn’t NJ facing a major budget problem? What is he saying they should cut?

  • Endersdragon

    P.S. No more taxes… at all… ummm where will the funding for the military (for one) come from then?

  • Well keep in mind that this is a small state and not a national issue. Plus teachers were contributing 80K toward retirement and getting 4 million bucks guaranteed return on that. That is what he is cutting. Seems fair to me.

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