Senator Gerald Cardinale (R-39) issued the following statement in response to a media report that this year’s election-timed property tax rebates will actually cost the average New Jersey taxpayer $81.
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Senator Gerald Cardinale speaking during the Senate session on June 25, 2009 in opposition to Governor Corzine’s 2010 budget.
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Senator Gerald Cardinale, R-39, issued the following statement regarding a report issued by Rutgers University economists that shows New Jersey residents are increasingly pulling up stakes and moving to other, more affordable states:
Senator Gerald Cardinale, Assembly Woman Charlotte Vandervalk and Assemblyman John Rooney called on the Corzine Administration today to take all necessary steps to preserve critical services at Pascack Valley Hospital. The hospital is burdened by more than $100 million in debt.
September 21, 2007
Contact: Senate Republican Office / (609) 292-5199Senator Gerald Cardinale (R-39)
Senator Gerald Cardinale, R-Bergen, today called on the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee to hold hearings on the financial and environmentally troubled Encap project. Cardinale wants to know why New Jersey officials provided a politically connected developer with $300 million in public money to build a golf course and condominiums on sealed landfills despite warnings that the developer lacked the financial, managerial and technical resources to complete the project.
Senator Gerald Cardinle , (R-Bergen), a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee today called on Committee Chairman John Adler to delay the Committee’s consideration of Matthew Boxer’s nomination to be State Comptroller, until a special prosecutor is appointed to investigate accusations surrounding Mr. Riccio’s acceptance of monetary gifts from Governor Jon Corzine.
Secret Democrat Toll Plan Could Open Up Era of Endless Bergen Gridlock
Senator Gerald Cardinale (R-Bergen) called upon the Corzine Administration and to guarantee that their secret plan to sell the State’s toll roads will not result in increased traffic on Bergen County’s already congested local roads.
Will Governor Fulfill Promise to Explain Secret Toll Hike Plan?
Senator Gerald Cardinale (R-Bergen) called upon Governor Corzine to make good on his promise to hold a town hall meeting during the month of August on his secret plan to sell the State’s toll roads under the guise of “asset monetization.” In the July 18th edition of the Asbury Park Press, Corzine spokesperson Lilo Stainton stated that “the governor expects to answer questions about ‘monetization’ as the governor calls it, at a town hall meeting in North Jersey in August.”
Senator Gerald Cardinale (R-39) issued the following statement regarding the Senate Judiciary Committee’s decision to ban the death penalty in New Jersey for all crimes including; terrorism, the murder of a law enforcement officers and pedophiles who rape and murder children.
Entire Committee Process Has Not Produced Promised Property Tax Relief
Senator Gerald Cardinale (R-39) and Assemblyman David Wolfe (R-10) issued the following statement regarding the failure of the Joint Legislative Committee on Public School Funding Reform to produce a revised school funding formula.
“A revised and more equitable school funding formula is the most essential component for providing real, long-term property tax relief to the middle class. Sadly, the Administration and the Trenton Democrats have either been unwilling or unable to devise a funding formula that provides property tax relief to our long-suffering families and seniors, while attending to the needs of the special interests. Unfortunately, the Governor’s call for ‘action, action, action,’ has been ignored by the Democrat majority in the Statehouse in favor of maintaining the status quo,” Cardinale stated.
