CRYAN: TIME TO HEAR REAL SOLUTIONS
By | November 16th, 2009 - 3:35pmRelease Date:
Nov 16 2009
CRYAN: TIME TO HEAR REAL SOLUTIONS(TRENTON) - Assemblyman Joseph Cryan (D-Union) released the following statement on Monday following Gov.-elect Chris Christie's news conference:"Gov.-elect Christie gave few specifics in his campaign, and we're still getting the same political speak."Considering the lingering impact of the global recession, it shouldn't be news to anyone that the state budget is in tough shape, as it is in states throughout the nation. Gov.-elect Christie needs to begin offering real solutions." On the Net: The Assembly Democratic Web site NJ Assembly Dems on YouTube NJ Assembly Dems e-mail alerts NJ Assembly Dems on Twitter NJ Assembly Dems on Flickr
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You couldnt even win Woodbrige you oaf!
Oh my...
solutions to what? ... the mess McGreevey and Corzine made of the Trenton pen? If Cryan has any solutions of his own, he has had many years to offer them. Crickets are still chriping when it comes to waiting to hear Cryan's solutions other than voting for tax increases and borrowing for operating expenses. I can't believe this guy puts out a release calling for solutions without offering a single one of his own.
Crying Joe Cryan
Let Jumping Joe contend with his cousin and Karen Golding first.he was nothing but an attak dog for his boss JSC.Cryan has neve had a though of his own to any solution.
What a family...what a mess
Take care of things at home Boozin' Joe. Your family is a mess, your ran the Democrats into the ground on Nov 3rd....If there's a God, you and you're double dipping ways will be gone soon. UNDER SHERIFF---PLEASE JOE--you ARE the problem.
lock your doors....
If you see this buffoon in your neighborhood.