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Gov. Jon Corzine’s Greatest Public Service

January 11, 2010/in
By:

Paul Mulshine

In:

The Star Ledger

A couple of decades ago, Joel Kotkin said, services in Texas were noticeably inferior to services in the California. “Today, you go to Texas, the roads are no worse, the public schools are not great but are better than or equal to ours, and their universities are good,”

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