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Earl Blumenauer
stated on June 04, 2013 in :
Says "Having organizations parading as being social welfare organizations and then being involved in the political combat harkens back to why the statute a hundred years ago said that they were prohibited."
By Janie Har
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June 13, 2013
Scott Walker
stated on June 02, 2013 in :
"Our ranking in terms of the best and worst states to do business in was 43 four years ago, and we just moved up to 17 two weeks ago."
By Dave Umhoefer
•
June 9, 2013
Ed FitzGerald
stated on April 24, 2013 in :
Cuyahoga County "passed a program to guarantee a college savings account for every single child who enters kindergarten in this county -- the first county in the United States to do so."
By Tom Feran
•
June 3, 2013
Chris Christie
stated on May 22, 2013 in :
"Jon Corzine, elected governor. Teams up with Barbara Buono. $1.2 billion sales tax increase? Passed. Most spending in state history? Passed. After Buono named budget chair, taxes and fees increase 23 times in just two years. State debt? Up $13.4 billion. Unemployment? Doubled."
By Caryn Shinske
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June 2, 2013
AFL-CIO of New Jersey
stated on April 30, 2013 in :
"New Jersey's governor cut $1.6 billion from public education while handing out $2.1 billion in corporate tax breaks, more than the entire previous decade."
By Caryn Shinske
•
May 23, 2013
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