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How could Gov. Christie give Prudential Insurance, that made $3.5 BILLION in profits last year, tax breaks of $250 Million and VETO an insurance exchange that would have allowed New Jersey residents to apply for tax credits toward the costs of health insurance? Caution, Mitt Romney! You won’t benefit from Christie as running mate unless he vetoes the Prudential tax credit. The American people want tax breaks for ordinary working people, not Corporate Welfare for the rich!
How could Gov. Christie give Prudential Insurance, that made $3.5 BILLION in profits last year, tax breaks of $250 Million and veto and insurance exchange that would have allowed New Jersey residents to apply for tax credits toward the costs of health insurance? Caution, Mitt Romney! You won’t benefit from Christie as running mate unless he vetoes the Prudential tax credit. The American people want tax breaks for ordinary working people, not Corporate Welfare for the rich!