Articles
Parties quietly resolve budget differences
The Philadelphia Enquirer
June 11, 2010
By Adrienne Lu
TRENTON - A budget season that began with bold declarations of ideology and promises of high drama appears headed toward a relatively quiet resolution, with lawmakers on both sides of the aisle agreeing there simply isn't much money to fight over.
NJ Dems to Ask Gov. Christie to Restore $400M in Funding to AIDS Patients, Students
Associated Press
June 10, 2010
TRENTON - New Jersey Democrats in the Assembly and Senate are planning to ask Gov. Chris Christie to restore roughly $400 million in budget cuts to programs and services for AIDS patients, students and the poor.
N.J. Dems plan to force GOP to endorse Christie's budget cuts on poor, disabled
Associated Press
June 9, 2010
TRENTON — If Democrats in New Jersey can't fund programs for the poor, disabled and elderly at levels they would like, they're hoping at least to force Republicans to own the bad news state budget.
Yeardley Love and George Huguely: A lesson in what love is not
New Jersey Newsroom
May 11, 2010
By Susie Wilson
SEX MATTERS
Lawmakers question N.J. health chief on Christie's family planning funds cut, hospital bed tax hike
The Star-Ledger
April 27, 2010
By Matt Friedman
TRENTON -- Democratic lawmakers assailed Health Commissioner Poonam Alaigh this morning on Gov. Chris Christie's proposed elimination of state funding for family planning and an increase of the hospital bed tax.
