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Republican from New Jersey
Chris Christie is the governor of New Jersey.
Recent statements involving Chris Christie
"Under Republican Governor Chris Christie, tolls cost more. Train and bus rides cost more. College tuition goes up. But Christie protected a tax cut for millionaires."
"We’re spending less money today, in upcoming fiscal year 2014 than the Corzine-Buono budget spent in fiscal year 2008."
"If anyone should know irresponsible it should be Senator Buono. She’s the one, her budget left us with a $2 billion budget deficit in fiscal 10 that I had to fix. Her mistakes. And for fiscal year 2011 an $11 billion budget deficit. Her mistakes, along with her partner Jon Corzine."
"Under Republican Chris Christie, New Jersey had the highest increase in unemployment in the country last year. Nearly 1 in 10 jobless. The worst unemployment in the region. Near the bottom in economic growth, yet Christie protected a tax cut for millionaires but vetoed a minimum wage hike."
"The people who were running the budget, in the Corzine years, decided to steal from the unemployment trust fund. … As did other Governors before. We simply don’t do that, haven’t done it, and won’t permit it."
Recent stories featuring Chris Christie
Gov. Chris Christie claims Scooby-Doo was his favorite show when he was 4 years old:
Governor and 4-year-old boy discuss cartoons at Branchburg town hall meeting
Chris Christie's budget address included claims familiar to the Truth-O-Meter:
Speech referenced handful of past claims, from the existence of a $13 billion deficit to where New Jersey ranks nationally in institutionalizing the mentally ill
Cory Booker files paperwork for U.S. Senate; how's he done against the Truth-O-Meter?:
Cory Booker has filed paperwork with the Federal Election Commission that marks a first step toward his running for Frank Lautenberg's Senate seat in 2014.
We look back at how Newark's mayor has done on claims ranging from crime to health care.
Sen. Barbara Buono claims versus the Truth-O-Meter: Mostly True, Mostly False:
The state senator from Middlesex County has had mixed results on claims about job gains, unemployment benefits and poverty
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