The Record February 5, 2010 THE RECORD: Let’s talk about the Meadowlands. It is sinking in debt. Governor Christie is putting together a commission on this subject. You were part of the transition team, were you not, Mike? [...]
By Jan Jarvis February 3, 2010 In 1967, when Christine Todd Whitman attended a demonstration for women's reproductive rights, she never imagined that the debate would still be on the table four decades later. [...]
By Christine Todd Whitman The Record February 2, 2010 [...]
By Star-Ledger Editorial Board February 1, 2010, 5:33AM If timing is everything in politics, then Gov. Chris Christie is starting to look like one lucky fellow. [...]
By Rick Malwitz Gannett New Jersey January 17, 2010 Among those Chris Christie reached out to prior to being inaugurated governor is someone who has been there and done that. [...]
By Jonathan Tamari Inquirer Trenton Bureau January 17, 2010 Christopher J. Christie was the last to arrive at the lunch, and waiting for him were five men and one woman who once held the job he is about to step into: governor of New Jersey. [...]
By Governor Christine Todd Whitman Politico January 13, 2010 I’m mad, and I know I’m not alone. With a dismissing snicker, Speaker Nancy Pelosi very publically undermined one of the central pledges that President Obama made to the people of the United States. When asked by a reporter about C-SPAN’s request to broadcast the deliberations on healthcare reform – a promise President Obama made on the campaign trail – Speaker Pelosi could only laugh and say that the President stood for “a number of things” while he was on the campaign trail. [...]
The Record January 5, 2010 By Christine Todd Whitman With the failed attack on Northwest Flight 235 on Christmas Day, the nation once again turned its eyes towards our security at home. [...]
The Record December 3, 2009 With the health care bill passed in the House and now up for debate in the Senate, we need to understand what is really in store for us if this massive overhaul of our health care systems goes through. Of course, many of the final details have yet to be determined — something that will happen during the Senate debate and, if it passes, throughout what is sure to be a contentious conference committee process. [...]
By Angela Delli Santi Associated Press December 1, 2009 TRENTON - Taxes paid by New Jersey businesses to fund unemployment, disability, and family leave could no longer be diverted to other programs if voters approve a prohibition on such raids. [...]