Monthly Archives: March 2015

Letter to Iran from the Gang of 47

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Foreign Minister of Iran

Letter to Iran from Gang of 47, do not count on any honoring of any commitment from the next administration. In other words we don’t care what Obama says, we believe that a Republican will be the next president and any treaty or agreement made will not be honored. Have they not heard of the separation of powers?

 Those from the Congress who wrote that very dumb letter are only one third of the government. The other two are the Executive Branch, which is the President, and the Judiciary, the Federal Courts. Continue reading Letter to Iran from the Gang of 47 →

Christie now says the Transportation Trust Fund is OK!

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Money car

 

Governor Christie now says the Transportation Trust Fund is OK!  He did this on the 101.5 FM Ask the Governor show. What all of the sudden has changed?

The uproar about possible raising of the Gas Tax to keep the Transportation Trust Fund solvent is over or is it? Chris Christie in answer to a question said that the issuing of unused bonds would keep the fund solvent through the end of the next fiscal year which is June 30, 2016.   This is in the proposed budget, but not mentioned in his Budget Address of February 24th. Continue reading Christie now says the Transportation Trust Fund is OK! →

Is it possible that Senator Menendez is in trouble?

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Menendez

 

Is it possible that Senator Mendendez is in trouble? It was announced late last week that the Senator is under investigation for corruption by the Justice Department. It seems that the rumors about him helping an Ophthalmologist from Florida named Salomon Melgen. Melgen has been called an old friend by the Senator and a big contributor to the Senator’s reelection campaign(s). Continue reading Is it possible that Senator Menendez is in trouble? →

Hurricane Sandy insurance scam

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Hurricane Sandy damage to NJ shore

Hurricane Sandy insurance scam has broken into the public’s eye. Many insurance claims that were submitted had fraudulent engineering reports and the insurance companies either denied or greatly lowered the amount that was paid out. It was first discovered in New York, but it seems that it happened here in New Jersey. Continue reading Hurricane Sandy insurance scam →