Governor Murphy and the NJ Turnpike Authority are currently proposing to widen highways across the state. Instead, we have a transit expansion plan that a Climate Governor should love! https://t.co/MvCEtdKVPF
What businesses did Sen. President Scutari’s campaign pay for travel, fundraising events and other expenses?
It’s unclear in $600k worth of spending reported as reimbursements, where Scutari listed the vendor name as himself or staff
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This #TaxDay across NJ we call for the very wealthy & big corporations to pay their fair share in taxes. Corporate profits are at record highs, while those same businesses raise prices on ordinary NJans and drive up inflation. Lawmakers must prioritize communities above profits.
Senate Budget Chair Paul Sarlo told @politiconj that nobody contacted his office in opposition to eliminating the Corporate Business Tax surcharge.
On January 20, we sent him a letter from 28 organizations and labor unions calling on lawmakers to extend the CBT surcharge. 🤔
Pharma update: The governor’s office is pitching lawmakers on creating a new “Drug Affordability Council” that would study prescription drug pricing and send recommendations to the Legislature, according to draft bill text obtained by POLITICO.
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The Republican governor has signed a law that eliminates requirements for Arkansas to verify the age of children younger than 16 before they can take a job. https://t.co/80JOzkcuWd
@NancySolomon2@Gothamist Meanwhile, NJ state lawmakers want to get rid of the Corporate Business Tax Surcharge that affects only the biggest 2% of NJ businesses.
It's disgraceful and a BAD DEAL for New Jerseyans.
And NJ state lawmakers want to give huge corporations MORE tax breaks by sunsetting the Corporate Business Tax Surcharge, which only affects the biggest 2% of NJ businesses.
That is a BAD DEAL for all New Jerseyans who aren't named Amazon or Johnson & Johnson.
All New Jerseyans deserve the same access to products & services that help them build generational prosperity. It is time we receive meaningful commitments from banks and financial institutions to invest equitably where it is most needed in New Jersey.
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🚨 NEW: Eliminating the Corporate Millionaires’ Tax will cost New Jersey a whopping $1 billion (!!) every year, according to @GovMurphy’s budget proposal.
That’s $1 billion for the most profitable businesses in the state every single year.
Re: @GovMurphy's Budget Address, NJCA Exec. Dir. @mottolajaborska:
"We applaud the Governor's plans to invest in the arts, parks, affordable housing, promoting homeownership, revitalizing urban centers and other programs and projects that serve the public’s best interests.
@TheMadItalian71@CasaFreehold@wildstein Saying it again won't make it any less incorrect. If that were true what's the point of outlawing anything? Criminals are just going to murder/steal/whatever anyway.