NJ’s top Republican says party is focused, despite Democratic wins
Kean also said members of the party will reach across the aisle on pressing issues, even though they are outnumbered 25-15 in the
Were still unified, said Kean. Its still important that we contribute to solutions and engage in debates focusing on the issues and concerns of residents across the state. There are many things we can do to start to reduce the tax crisis. [State Republicans] have offered over the last several years, a common sense plan that will bring businesses here.
Kean said that
Kean said that legislation is particularly crucial now given that under the controversial
I think we have to be very focused on whats happened on the federal level, and how federal tax policy may compound taxes on the state level. We need to be focused on legislation that will not increase the tax burden on people in the state he said. The cost of living here is too high.
Kean also said that a proposed bi-partisan solution to raising minimum wage to
Kean has proposed that if state
We have no intention of being the party of no, he said. I think there are seasonal differences, there are age differences, there are training differences when people look to see whatever the extent of the minimum wage is, it should certainly be less than
Healthcare is another bi-partisan issue that
The bill was introduced by Senator
It would also create a single, binding arbitration process to settle disputed bills for out-of-network emergency care, and require transparency from doctors and hospitals by compelling them to reveal whether they are part of an insurance network before treatment is administered.
The
Organizations such as the
You have a microscopic number of largely specialists and super-specialists who are out-of-network and driving up the cost of healthcare astronomically, said
I think the overall concern here is to find common ground on the transparency issue on out-of-network doctor costs, Kean told
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