New Jersey's LT Governor

When New Jersey elected the first Lt Governor, was it a mistake or was it a campaign pledge broken. In New Jersey the Lt Governor's race before and after was more challenging and inspiring than the Governor's race. Where lots of candidates were taken into effect, looked at and campaigned for those primary candidate winners.

New Jersey’s 55th Governor Chris Christie has abandon New Jersey when we the people need his leadership the most. His rants on spending have placed this state into a financial state of an emergency. With the budget cut, and this attack on unions or labor unions—teachers unions, and other work force agencies and made it harder for public services. Yet, his demeanor on giving executives high priced jobs, and their family members has shown—Chris Christie’s administration has spent more in administrative cost than – Jon S. Corzine. In Corzine’s first year – his administration on administrative cost has spent $8.24 million. While Chris Christie in his first year, has spent $8.8 million in sending. The major difference in Jon S. Corzine and Chris Christie, is Corzine expanded government, while sounding a good budget. And Chris Christie cut middle wage state income while expanding executive government, and paying more—for less service.

Chris Christie broke an agreement with the State of New Jersey, when we the people of New Jersey elected for the first time an Lieutenant Governor. LT. Governor Kim Guadagno, was in a completive race for the position – her qualifications beat out so of the best candidates, and this Lt Governor’s race was just as completive on picking one, as it was during the race. If Governor Chris Christie was going to make LT Governor Kim Guadagno, his Secretary of State, then there was no need to place her as his Lt. Governor.The job of the Lt. Governor is to help in the demands of the state when the Governor is not in town, and not be on vacation or have a vacation when the governor has a vacation. When a governor goes on vacation, the LT Governor is supposed to control the state. That’s what the Lt Governor position is meant to do, it was a competitive race – the governor did a dis-service to how Kim Guadagno won the chance to be New Jersey’s first Lieutenant Governor: and the people that challenged her before and after the selection. And to combine them into a service of Secretary of State and business, only shows that he’s not interested in keeping the commitment he made to the people on Election Day.

During the worst blizzard in New Jersey’s history, your governor in Chris Christie – and his Lieutenant Governor in Kim Guadagno; was on vacation. When the state needed real leadership, these leaders who love to cut services, raise fees on the public sector—get into a war with unions, and has been a bully to many of the challenges: our leadership was on vacation. When we asked for strong leadership with good choices, and when they were making speeches about change they can believe in and not paying the writer of the speech: did we think that this is the leadership we though New Jersey was getting.