How did N.J. get into this pension mess?
TRENTON — Some 800,000 people, working and retired, are beneficiaries of New Jersey’s pension system, a collection of funds going deeper into the red. It’s a system that Gov. Chris Christie, in his State of the State address last week, called “ an insatiable beast.” In boom years, New Jersey leaders shortchanged the pension system, and…More from my site
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Just like the Mastro report that investigated the governor, and ultimately exonerated the governor (at a cool cost of 6 million dollars) without interviewing the key 5 players in Bridgegate.