New Jersey governor wants all tax brackets cut by 10 percent
Tue Jan 17, 2012 6:16pm EST  New Jersey governor Chris Christie
introduces Republican presidential candidate and former
Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney during a campaign rally in
West Des Moines, Iowa December 30, 2011, ahead of the Iowa
Caucus on January 3, 2012.  REUTERS/Rick Wilking   Credit:
Reuters/Rick Wilking  (Reuters) - All New Jersey income tax
brackets should be cut 10 percent, Governor Chris Christie
proposed on Tuesday, saying the state was on the comeback trail
due to harsh budget measures taken last year.  The governor, a
Republican, in his annual State of the State address also
recommended a series of changes in education, including some on
teacher tenure and layoff criteria that likely will be opposed
by unions.  He also condemned a ruling by the New Jersey's top
court on school funding and called for changes in the criminal
justice system, including a ban on bail for violent offenders
and mandatory drug treatment programs for n