Posted on 08/30/2016 6:30:19 PM PDT by Coleus
Thanks; it is a shame, because here in NJ we have mountains, farms, and the ocean just a short drive apart. Great potential...
With the same 2nd amendment rights and protections as the citizens of the former DDR and the second worst tax burden of all the states (according to forbes) - only NY is worse
“Thanks; it is a shame, because here in NJ we have mountains, farms, and the ocean just a short drive apart. Great potential...”
And nestled nearby are the vacation paradises of Newark, Camden, etc.
Well he can only do it with federal prisoners, but yeah, he can still do an awful lot of harm in the next few months. Fortunately, state and local prisons are beyond his reach.... so far.
Yes, people from PA, NY, CT, and beyond have options now that did not exist 20-30 years ago, and Atlantic City casino business is suffering. Libs try to blame Trump for casino business issues in Atlantic City, which is ridiculous. No matter who owned the casinos there, they were going to be in big trouble as more and more casinos opened around their key target markets.
All true; NJ has been ruined...
No, Point Pleasant and Wildwood are nice...
I don’t think anybody in NJ believes Trump is to blame; they can see our economy continue to deteriorate, and they know THEY haven’t been to a casino lately...
Directly attributable to liberals who having ruined NJ then move on to other states like Florida to so the same thing there.
It has only been done with federal prisoners in the past. There is no such limitation in the Constitution.
A lot are still here; we have a huge government worker caste that leaves when they retire (due to the costs they themselves drove up). Our capital is on the Delaware River, and many of the state employees live across the river in (lower cost) Pennsylvania...
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