[LaineyDee]

"I'd rather see a tax on millionaires also. It's about time we stopped paying for everyone else," said Lionel Nazco of Carlstadt.

Ignorance on display for the whole world to see.....

[PeterPrinciple]

How do residents feel?

“I’d rather see a tax on millionaires also. It’s about time we stopped paying for everyone else,” said Lionel Nazco of Carlstadt.

“Taxing the millionaires sounds great. The only concern I have is the millionaires have the ability to take their money and leave,” added Anton Tsamas of Hackensack.

“I don’t want to see the service cuts. I want to see the millionaire’s tax,” said Peter Brehm

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How do the residents feel? It is all about feelings.

[paulcissa]

"I'd rather see a tax on millionaires also. It's about time we stopped paying for everyone else," said Lionel Nazco of Carlstadt.

This is a result of a generation of public sector hand-outs and the "I got mine" attitudes in NJ.

I've grown up here and it's a freaking liberal cesspool. Christie is the first governor in my lifetime that is talking sense to the public instead of blabbing the old lies about "helping the middle class". All that "help" was nothing more than pandering to unions for support and power consolidation in Trenton, but that's what the regular dumb-@ss voters in the cities want to hear.

NJ politicians all suck, but Christie is at least trying to right 30 years of fiscal wrongs. He may get slaughtered in the process, but at least he's trying.