On Sunday, Maybe You Want To Remember This....

Yeah, We Got Foliage In Jersey, Hon . . .

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Well, It's All Just For Fun, OK ?

Well-known for his impressions on “Saturday Night Live,” Dana Carvey joins TODAY’s Matt Lauer for a new segment called “Lasting Impressions,” in which he imitates Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, Hillary and Bill Clinton, Barack Obama and even Michael Caine – as a 2-year-old!

Oh, The Awful Struggles She's Endured . . .

Hillary and Scarlett O'Hara of "Gone With The Wind:" Both selfish. Both walk over everyone in the way on their road to riches. HOWEVER Hillary never had to struggle & sacrifice to make ends meet like Scarlett. But she fantasizes she did.

They Just Keep Getting Bigger And Bigger!

Giant Trump rally last night in Virginia!

Real Estate Taxes - Where Does YOUR State Rank?

Click on any state on the map. The smaller the number, the lower the property tax is in that state.
Bottom Line: New Jersey has the HIGHEST property taxes in the nation, by far!
Ranked #51, New Jersey's taxes are higher than 49 other states and the District of Columbia. What's more, New Jersey's effective property tax rate is ALSO the highest!
Why has New Jersey's state legislature taken NO action to reduce property taxes and why do they keep taxing and spending and raising our state debt?
The facts speak for themselves: New Jersey has been poorly served by our public officials in Trenton -- especially our DEMOCRAT-controlled legislature.

Source: WalletHub

Rank	State	Effective Real-Estate Tax Rate	Annual Taxes on $176K Home*	State Median Home Value	Annual Taxes on Home Priced at State Median Value
1	Hawaii	0.28%	$489	$504,500	$1,405
2	Alabama	0.43%	$764	$123,800	$538
3	Louisiana	0.48%	$841	$140,400	$672
4	Delaware	0.53%	$929	$232,900	$1,231
5	District of Columbia	0.57%	$1,005	$454,500	$2,601
5	South Carolina	0.57%	$1,009	$137,600	$790
7	West Virginia	0.59%	$1,035	$100,200	$590
8	Arkansas	0.62%	$1,088	$108,700	$673
8	Colorado	0.62%	$1,097	$239,400	$1,495
8	Wyoming	0.62%	$1,094	$189,300	$1,179
11	Utah	0.69%	$1,210	$212,500	$1,463
12	New Mexico	0.72%	$1,273	$159,300	$1,154
13	Tennessee	0.75%	$1,314	$139,900	$1,046
14	Idaho	0.77%	$1,354	$160,500	$1,237
15	Mississippi	0.78%	$1,377	$100,800	$790
16	Virginia	0.80%	$1,401	$243,500	$1,941
17	California	0.81%	$1,429	$371,400	$3,021
18	Kentucky	0.84%	$1,471	$121,600	$1,018
18	Arizona	0.84%	$1,484	$162,900	$1,376
20	North Carolina	0.85%	$1,502	$153,600	$1,313
21	Oklahoma	0.87%	$1,525	$115,000	$998
21	Montana	0.87%	$1,528	$187,600	$1,632
23	Indiana	0.88%	$1,539	$122,700	$1,075
24	Nevada	0.92%	$1,618	$167,100	$1,539
25	Georgia	0.96%	$1,682	$148,000	$1,417
26	Missouri	1.00%	$1,763	$136,700	$1,372
27	Oregon	1.08%	$1,890	$234,100	$2,518
27	Washington	1.08%	$1,903	$257,200	$2,785
27	Maryland	1.08%	$1,906	$287,500	$3,118
30	Florida	1.10%	$1,932	$156,200	$1,718
31	Massachusetts	1.18%	$2,075	$329,900	$3,896
32	Minnesota	1.19%	$2,091	$185,200	$2,204
33	Alaska	1.21%	$2,124	$246,300	$2,978
34	North Dakota	1.22%	$2,146	$142,000	$1,734
35	Maine	1.27%	$2,233	$173,600	$2,206
36	South Dakota	1.36%	$2,382	$135,700	$1,840
37	Kansas	1.41%	$2,478	$129,400	$1,825
38	Iowa	1.47%	$2,582	$126,300	$1,856
39	Pennsylvania	1.51%	$2,647	$164,900	$2,484
40	Ohio	1.55%	$2,729	$129,600	$2,013
41	New York	1.58%	$2,773	$283,700	$4,478
42	Rhode Island	1.61%	$2,829	$241,200	$3,883
43	Vermont	1.72%	$3,021	$216,200	$3,717
44	Michigan	1.83%	$3,220	$120,200	$2,203
45	Nebraska	1.88%	$3,301	$130,100	$2,444
46	Connecticut	1.91%	$3,357	$274,500	$5,244
47	Texas	1.93%	$3,392	$131,400	$2,537
48	Wisconsin	1.97%	$3,459	$165,900	$3,266
49	New Hampshire	2.10%	$3,698	$237,400	$4,996
50	Illinois	2.25%	$3,959	$175,700	$3,959
51	New Jersey	2.29%	$4,029	$319,900	$7,335

*$175,700 is the median home value in the U.S.

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Let's ALL Move Forward, Together For America!

Was The 'Fix' In Right From The Start? Was It?

“The fact an IT staffer maintaining Clinton’s secret server called a new retention policy designed to delete emails after 60 days a “Hillary coverup operation” suggests there was a concerted effort to systematically destroy potentially incriminating information. It’s no wonder that at least five individuals tied to the email scandal, including Clinton’s top State Department aide and attorney Cheryl Mills, secured immunity deals from the Obama Justice Department to avoid prosecution.” – Jason Miller, Senior Communications Advisor, Donald J. Trump campaign

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In December 2014, Cheryl Mills Instituted A 60-Day Email Retention Policy For Clinton’s Email Server. “In December 2014, after the work-related emails were preserved, Mills told Platte River Networks – which at the time was managing Clinton’s private server – that Clinton ‘decided she no longer needed access to any of her e-mails older than 60 days.’ Mills instructed the PRN employee — who was not identified — ‘to modify the e-mail retention policy’ on Clinton’s server ‘to reflect this change,’ the FBI said.” (Eugene Kiely, “The FBI Files On Clinton’s Emails,”FactCheck.org, 9/7/16)

A Platte River Networks Work Ticket Dated After The New Retention Policy Was Instituted Called Clinton’s New Policies The “Hillary Coverup Operation.” (“Hillary R. Clinton Part 3 Of 3,” Federal Bureau Of Investigations. Released 9/23/16)

(Source: FBI)