New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is no longer crisscrossing the united states on the presidential campaign trail, and therefore the Republican, now in his second gubernatorial term, has more time to refocus his efforts on issues facing their own state.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie said enough is sufficient on Thursday, calling on state lawmakers to take close control of the town. He made his case loaded with colorful graphs displaying the reckless overspending that’s become rampant in Atlantic City.
No concern is more vital in New Jersey right now than Atlantic City’s current monetary crisis. On Thursday, Christie told their fellow legislators that it’s within the city’s interest that is best to allow their state to take control of its finances.
‘Even because of the help while the advice of the Emergency Manager that we applied in 2015, Atlantic City took only modest steps to rein within their costs,’ Christie said at the statehouse this week. ‘They face a $100 million spending plan shortfall this year, $100 million spending plan deficit in 2010 . . . These are the true numbers, that is the math, and these are the facts, and there’s no debate about this.’
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The governor highlighted what he believes to be gross overspending on municipal workers in Christie’s arguments. Armed with maps and graphs, he showed that 119 city worke