Republican governance of New Jersey always involves taking from Pot A to fund Pot B and then dumping the mess into the lap of your successor. But you have to
time it just right...
The state's budget gap in New Jersey is widening, and lawmakers are trying to figure out what to do about it.
April's income tax revenues from the state's wealthiest residents are far less than expected, and the overall shortfall for the current fiscal year is $800 million below the Christie administration's projections.
