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CHIVUKULA/GREENWALD/GORDON BILL TO PROVIDE DIGITAL MEDIA TAX CREDIT PASSES ASSEMBLY

(TRENTON) - The Assembly today approved gubernatorial changes to legislation Assemblymen Upendra Chivukula, Louis D. Greenwald, and Bob Gordon sponsored to provide a corporate business tax credit for the production of digital media content in the state.

“A real Boy Scout doesn’t just dismiss inquiries into unlawful or unethical conduct. I think it’s time Mr. Gordon turned in his Boy Scout uniform and tells us what he knows. “

We have never heard Assemblyman Gordon deny he knew Coniglio was employed by hospital at the time the grants were issued. In fact, Mr. Gordon has said almost nothing about this corruption probe. I think it’s time he told us what he knows.” 

“I have no doubt that if the state continues down the spending and borrowing road that Democrat leaders like Bob Gordon put us on, New Jersey will soon see an 8 percent sales tax which will increase the financial burden on every family in the state,”     

“I want Bob Gordon to look the mothers of school-age children in the eye and tell them that their child is going to get up at 6 a.m. and be forced to take a bus from Fort Lee of Fair Lawn to a school in Englewood.”

“Why did Bob Gordon fail to publicly call for Sen. Coniglio to step down after he was named a target in a federal corruption investigation. Where was his outrage? Where was his courage to stand up for the taxpayer? He was MIA.”

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Bergen County, NJ - District 38 Republican Assembly candidates John Driscoll and Rene Czarnecki are calling on their opponents to admonish the actions of their running mate, State Senator Joseph Coniglio, who is the target of a federal investigation for allegedly steering money from the state budget to Hackensack University Medical Center in exchange for a $5,500 a month “consulting” job.

NEW LAW PROMOTES GREATER GOVERNMENT TRANSPARENCY, REQUIRES VOTING RECORD TO BE PLACED ON INTERNET

Vainieri Huttle/Conners/Hackett/Gordon Measure Lifts Veil of Secrecy
On Lawmakers' Voting Records

(MARLBORO) - Legislation Assembly members Valerie Vainieri Huttle, Jack Conners, Mims Hackett, Jr., and Robert M. Gordon sponsored to provide the public with easy access to the voting records of their legislative representatives was signed into law today by Governor Jon S. Corzine.

“I guess the legislators in District 38 don’t care that billions of taxpayer dollars were wasted. They apparently have are content to sit silent in the face of criminal activity and have no interest in punishing people who abuse taxpayers,”