Christie: Democrats won't deliver on vowed tax cut  Posted: June
28, 2012  Democrats won't deliver on their vow to give residents
a tax cut in January if the state can afford it, Gov. Christie
predicted Wednesday, but he didn't say whether he would sign the
budget they delivered.  The Republican governor was campaigning
for a second day for his signature budget item: the first phase
of a 10 percent tax cut.  Christie told a town hall audience in
Mahwah, Bergen County, that Democrats who would defer the tax
cut - including Senate Budget Committee Chairman Paul Sarlo (D.,
Bergen) - can't be believed.  "I'll bet you every dollar in your
pocket that January's going to come and they're going to have
another excuse for why they can't do it," Christie said.  At a
town hall Tuesday in Brick, Christie called Sarlo "one arrogant
SOB" for crafting a budget in which Democrats hold the purse
strings on tax relief.  Sarlo and the Democrats have not
responded to the latest attack, but Senate Democratic leader
Loretta Weinbe