Taxpayers pay for public officials’ misdeeds
January 23, 2012

On Jan. 19, 2008 Democratic Gov. Jon Corzine hosted a “town hall meeting” at the Middle Township Performing Arts Center in Cape May Court House. Four years later, the taxpayers of Middle Township just paid a total of $100,000 to LibertyAndProsperity.org, nine of our members and our lawyers because their public school and police officials Continue reading...

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Each week, President Dennis Mahon puts together a fantastic agenda for the breakfast meeting.   Even apart from the meeting it is filled with great information and worth reading. Click here for the 21 January Saturday Agenda. Also, e-mail dmahon1@yahoo.com to both suggest content for the weekly agenda and to start receiving them via e-mail.

Absecon City Councilman and Liberty and Prosperity supporter Chuck Urban was featured today in the Current Newspaper.   The article acknowledged Mr. Urban’s efforts promoting the Doherty Fair School Funding Formula, which would make the current school funding distribution more equitable.   We join in applauding Mr. Urban’s efforts and invite people to get engaged on this Continue reading...

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