When it comes to the economy, John Adler and Chris Myers have very different ideas.
The choice this Election Day is simple: we can either continue the same failed policies or move forward in a new direction. Chris Myers wants to continue George Bush’s failed policies that have created this economic mess. John Adler wants to take us in a new direction.
Adler wants to stop the oil companies from price gouging. Myers wants to continue to give tax breaks to big oil.
Like Bush, Myers supports the Republican plan to give $18 billion in tax breaks to multinational oil conglomerates that outsource American jobs.
(Source: Courier-Post, 8/13/08)
Adler voted to cut income and property taxes. Myers voted for tax increases year after year.
Myers is promising to cut taxes—the same promise he made when he ran for Medford City Council and Mayor. And both times Myers broke his promise—voting to increase taxes by 62% and increase spending by more than $7.8 million.
(Source: Medford Township Budgets, 2002-2008)
And Adler thinks we need to rebuild our infrastructure to create jobs and put people to work.
Myers told voters the economy was ‘basically strong,’ despite massive job losses, a catastrophic mortgage market and a ten trillion dollar national debt. As recently as April, even after the mortgage market collapsed, Chris Myers told a radio audience he thought the economy was “basically strong.” He ignored the fact that New Jersey’s unemployment rate had reached its highest level in five years.
(Sources: WPHT 1210 AM, 4/14/08; Asbury Park Press, 4/19/08, 9/11/08; Star-Ledger, 9/21/08)
On Tuesday, November 4th join us in the fight for change. Choose new leadership. Choose John Adler.
Learn more about Chris Myers at www.MeetChrisMyers.com
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