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Posted on 01/05/2008 3:39:27 PM PST by neverdem
| Anti-Freedom Legislation Moving Forward in New Jersey! |
| Saturday, January 05, 2008 |
Please Contact Your State Legislators Today! On Thursday, January 3, the New Jersey State Senate passed S2934 sponsored by State Senator Shirley Turner (D-15) and S2431 sponsored by State Senators John Girgenti (D-35) and Paul Sarlo (D-36). Both bills now move for a full vote before the Assembly on Monday, January 7 along with the Assembly versions, A4620 and A3035. |
Chipping away at our freedom one law at a time, almost on a daily basis!
Monday is really gonna make our heads explode, the last day of a lame duck session.
Get me outta here! :0)
Say a prayer for Fred tonight. IIRC, he's the only one in the debate who hasn't treated the Second Amendment as an afterthought.
I’ve been meaning to remind my NJ legislators not to sell the Turnpike but this gives me reason to do it now.
Corzine’s State of the State coming up this week. Expect every gimmick under the sun!
The Demoncrats run the state and do whatever they want.
VOTE THE SCUM OUT!
We need a blizzard or something to shut down Trenton on Monday. There is waaaay too much nasty stuff getting sign Monday.
The little weasels in Trenton are going to be very busy on Monday.
1. Apologize for Slavery
2. $10.00 tax on every TV purchased in NJ
3. Charge waste haulers by the ton, an additional charge for trash, to encourage recycling
4. Approve Corslime’s school funding scheme (to encourage more taxes, since we can’t afford what he’s proposing)
5. Mandate Pre-school for every elementary school.
6. Approve the selling of the Parkway & Turnpike.
That’s all I can remember at the moment but, I’m sure there’s more!
New Jersey sucks
We had the opportunity in Nov. and only 34% of the public bothered to vote. Sad.
Handgun and long rifle ammo become the SAME if firing 22 magnums or longs.
Oh, the web camera ticketing too! I've not seen that one in a link yet; but heard Bob Ingle talking about it on the radio.
They were supposed to classify “air soft “ weapons as FIREARMS.
Mandate shots for PRE-school students.
A parking tax on every venue that has 10,000 + seating .
Yep, I forgot about those two. Grrrrrrr....
Judges salary increases!
http://bobingle.blogspot.com/
Bob Ingle’s blog spot, scroll down for this one.
Greedy Rabner, Others Want Still More Pay
NJ lawmakers and Corzine are ready to ignore the budget crisis and give judges their second raise in less than a year. Prosecutors, surrogates and a host of others will get raises too. This is led by newly minted state Supreme Court chief Justice Stu Rabner, who argues state judges’ pay should be based on what federal judges’ make. Rabner’s pay goes from $173,000 to $192,00. Democratic Sen. Shirley Turner voted against the hike, saying the state didn’t have the money. Makes sense. But that self-proclaimed champ of the little guy’s pocketbook, Republican Sen. Leonard Lance, voted for it, saying Rabner convinced him. Maybe if Lance doesn’t get that seat in Congress he wants to be appointed a judge. Meanwhile, those federal judges are saying they don’t make enough and want more pay. So, will Rabner get back on his high horse and ask for a third pay raise, the budget deficit be damned? These guys, Rabner included, knew what the job paid when they sucked up to the governor to get appointed. If they’re so unhappy, let them compete with those newly graduated lawyers for the big paying gigs they keep talking about. There is a long line waiting to be named judges. They like the status, the bennies and the guaranteed job for life.
That is another one. Bump
LOL! That’s right an 11% increase! When was the last time you got an 11% raise, in one shot? I think that they got a 3% raise just last summer.
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