Apr 24, 2012 ... In case you missed it, former state Sen. ... pay more in tolls commuting to New  York than they do in state ... earning under $100,000 and commuting daily to  New York pay more in tolls to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey  than to New ... If you send us a comment, we'll assume you don't mind us ...
If you're earning under $100,000 a year and you commute to New York every  day you pay more to the Port Authority in tolls than you pay to the state of New  Jersey in income tax. — PolitiFact ... "Many of the top officials at the Port  Authority earn more money than the governors of the states that have jurisdiction  over them.".
Apr 23, 2012 ... PolitiFact New Jersey puts a statement from Assemblyman John Wisniewski to  the Truth-O-Meter. Wisniewski said: "if you're earning under $100000 a year and  you commute to New York every day you pay more to the Port Authority in tolls  than you pay to the state of New Jersey in income tax."
If you're earning under $100,000 a year and you commute to New York every  day you pay more to the Port Authority in tolls than you pay to the state of New  Jersey in income tax. — PolitiFact ... "Many of the top officials at the Port  Authority earn more money than the governors of the states that have jurisdiction  over them.".
Every year, a portion of the city's budget must be used to pay for debt service - the  interest ... For more on Medicaid and Medicare, read Gotham Gazette's article ...  The Port Authority, which is an independent agency run by New York and New ...  (When you are through reading the article linked to above, click "X" to close the ...
If you're earning under $100,000 a year and you commute to New York every day you pay more to the Port Authority in tolls than you pay to the state of New Jersey in income tax.