Another hallmark of the Christie administration: battling with public employee unions about their members’ pensions. And that’s on the agenda, as well, with the governor decrying both those pensions and the attendant debt service, and intoning that the allotted money won’t be going to “education, crime prevention, infrastructure, and other needed programs or . . . a tax cut.”
Poll: Did Christie’s State of the State Switch the Subject from Bridgegate?
The governor's speech made it clear that he has plans, but can he shake off the Bridgegate scandal and get on with business?