UPDATED: Who said it?

These are voices that in our current climate are having a hard time being heard, not just in New Jersey, but nationally. Finally, your article shows that the cuts are eating away at the lower edges of the middle class, not just those already classified as in poverty, and are likely to continue to get worse over the next few years. I'm always glad to see my hometown newspaper covering these issues.

Answer to come -- no Asking Jeeves.

UPDATE: OK, this was a pretty easy one. Snark away at a millionaire rock star advocating for poor people, but a) Springsteen gives away a (bleep)load of money to anti-poverty groups and uses his pulpit as a rock star to raise a lot more for them from his fans and b) as one of the millionaires who'd actually pay higher taxes under the plan that Christie rejected, that gives him some standing to be critical, in my opinion.

The cool part is this: Bruce Springsteen reads newspapers!