New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie pledges to expand the state's Medicaid program that would cover 300,000 uninsured New Jersey residents, the Star-Ledger disclosed today.

WND reports that, "the governor's new budget, which he plans to unveil at joint session of the Legislature this afternoon, also relies on state revenue growth of 4.9 percent and delays some property tax rebates for local taxpayers, according to three sources with knowledge of the budget plan who spoke on the condition of anonymity."

The 'livin large' governor's revenue forecast this year is a much smaller bounce that the rosy 8 percent growth of last year, which is a goal he failed to accomplish.

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