By Christine Todd Whitman Bloomberg Business Week November 1, 2011 Nov. 1 (Bloomberg) -- “You reap what you sow” used to be a widely understood principle. Today, we seem to have lost that understanding as we watch the occupation of Wall Street and cities across the country. [...]
By Christine Todd Whitman Sun Sentinel 27 October, 2011 A dominating factor in Florida’s double-digit unemployment is a significant drop in construction activity. All across our nation, home starts and manufacturing are down and we are losing our competitive edge in technologies that America once dominated. [...]
By Jane Primerano Long Valley Patch October 26, 2011 In her book, "It’s My Party, Too," former Governor and EPA Administrator Christine Todd Whitman described the Republican Party she knew when her father, Webster Todd, was Somerset County Democratic Chairman. [...]
By Josh Lederman The Hill 25 October, 2011 LAS VEGAS — For most Republican politicians, there is no smear more loathed, more insulting or more politically perilous than to be called a RINO — a Republican in Name Only. [...]
PolitiFact NJ/Star Ledger October 18, 2011 The proudest accomplishment (of my tenure) was leaving the state with a $1.2 billion surplus, which was the largest we’d ever had, and getting spending under control and a balanced budget." Christine Whitman on Monday, September 19th, 2011 in an interview on NJTV. [...]
By John C. Ensslin The Record October 12, 2011 Bergen County Executive Kathleen Donovan said Wednesday that more women should consider running for public office, stating that their numbers at the state, national and local level remain relatively small. [...]
By Mike Frassinelli The Star-Ledger October 6, 2011 CHERRY HILL — Along with the hops and barley, a controversy was brewing. [...]
By Matt Beaty Daily Cardinal – Newspaper of University of Wisconsin-Madison October 4, 2011 [...]
By Bob McHugh Newjerseynewsroom.com September 28, 2011 Dear President, I mean, Governor Christie; [...]