Vote "NO" on Ballot Question 1

It's bad enough that New Jersey doesn't have any money and are in serious debt. Which makes me wonder why Governor Corzine wants $400 million for fund "green acres"? I mean, with unemployment, debt, and out of control spending becoming a huge problem in the state, why would you insult us and expect us to lend the government $400 million that we don't have?

Another thing is that the money doesn't go to where it's supposed to go. The last time we had a green acres initiative that passed, it didn't go to preserving trees, or forests, or streams. Where did it go? To parking lots, outdoor adult excersize facilities, and artificial turf football fields. This is an insult to the voters and taxpayers of New Jeresey which is why I urge a resounding NO on Ballot Question 1.

Change for NJ?

Well, it's election day in New Jersey and the voters of New Jersey have the choice of whether they want to bring their state in the right direction. After eight years under the McGreevey-Corzine regime, New Jersey has a conservative candidate in Chris Christie who will stablize the state which has one of the highest unemployment rates in the country and whose taxes and cost of living is far off the charts that people are finding relief in neighboring Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New York.

New Jersey, if you want to change Trenton, then start by changing governors. Vote for the Christie/Guadagno ticket.