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New Jersey Monthly Magazine
Corzine, Jon

Let's End the Gotcha Game

Attack ads are an insult to Jersey voters. more

It's All About Corzine

Conventional wisdom is that American elections are about competing ideas from two candidates. In reality that is not what most campaigns are about—and certainly not this year’s gubernatorial race between Democrat Jon Corzine and his Republican opponent, Chris Christie. more

Immodest Proposals

Jerseyans put forth plenty of novel, even draconian, ideas for chopping the state budget down to size. more

Can the GOP Prevail?

Despite the usual baggage, New Jersey’s Republicans see signs of hope for this year’s elections. more

Training Day

It was 11:35 Thursday morning when the train pulled out of Newark's Penn Station. It was 11:55 when I was offered my first Bloody Mary.

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Corzine Your Way

This Thursday at 8 p.m. NJ My Way teams up with Emmy Award-winning anchor Steve Adubato for a new edition of Corzine on the Line, a one-hour interactive program that lets the citizens of New Jersey directly question the governor about the most pressing problems facing the state.

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Steve Adubato: The Age Card

Plan to Save New Jersey

Meet the New Boss

Survival of the Richest

In Your Face

A Modest Proposal

30 and Counting: Florio Tax Increase

Best of Jersey

We in the Garden State need to start demanding more. Here are a bunch who deliver. more

Solid Gold

Goldman Sachs more

The Land of Plenty?

The state trumpets its standing atop the household-income heap. So why are the wealthy fleeing, the middle-class struggling, and the poor getting poorer? more

New Jersey...and how it got that way: July

Power Play

Oyster Creek, long the target of environmentalists’ wrath, is the nation’s oldest nuclear plant. It may be a security risk. It’s also about to get another twenty-year license, and there’s nothing any of us can do about it. more

Only in New Jersey: Power Corrupts

“Power corrupts. Absolute power corrupts absolutely.” more