The document outlines grievances that citizens have with their local government and calls for lower taxes. It references issues like redevelopment zones only benefiting developers, incompetent government hiring, and persistent unjust taxes levied on citizens. Graphs show the city's expenses growing faster than its revenues, resulting in a growing budget shortfall over the years. The document questions what happened to spending caps as costs have increased significantly.

2. REVOLT!
• Reach out to
• Every
• Voter!
• Objective is to
• Lower
• Taxes!

4. RE-DEVELOP-
MENT ZONES
ARE FOR
DEVELOPERS

6. MAYOR
ROBERTS -
WHERE IS MY
STEAK
DINNER?

7. DEFINITION - PILOT
•Persistent
•Injustice
•Levied
•On
•Taxpayers

8. We the Citizen Taxpayer, Can’t
Take Anymore Crap!
Note to City Hall:
•Stop
•Hiring
•Incompetent
• Tools

9. We the Citizen Taxpayer, Can’t
Take Anymore Crap!
•People
•Opposed to
•Oppressive
•PILOTS

10. We the Citizen Taxpayer, Can’t
Take Anymore Payola!
•People
•Opposed to
•Greased
•Government

12. HOBOKEN EXPENSES VS
REVENUE- “ MIND THE GAP”
140000000
120000000
100000000
80000000
60000000
40000000
20000000
0
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Revenue Expenses
Note: Model Assumes Municipal Budget of $55 Million in 2001. Values show 11%
growth in expenses and 9% growth in revenues and assume honest reporting to
get to where we are with about a $10 + million dollar shortfall and a plus $120
Million budget. What ever happened to the cap, never mind the gap?