REPORT: ‘Murphy lawyers charge Democratic power broker with intimidation after legal warning letter sent directly to governor’s home’

By Insider NJ | May 16, 2019, 7:45 pm | in Edward Edwards

Carl Golden, senior contributing analyst with the William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy at Stockton University, talks about the escalation of public infighting between Gov. Phil Murphy and George Norcross over the NJEDA Task Force investigations into tax incentives which embodies a political strategy of deny everything and attack.

Writes Ted Sherman on NJ.com: In a move foreshadowing a likely lawsuit, an attorney for Democratic power broker George Norcross III sent letters directly to the home of Gov. Phil Murphy and to members of a task force investigating the state’s Economic Development Authority, demanding they preserve all records and documents connected to New Jersey’s controversial tax incentive programs.

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2 responses to “REPORT: ‘Murphy lawyers charge Democratic power broker with intimidation after legal warning letter sent directly to governor’s home’”

1Prop says:

May 17, 2019 at 7:52 am

If he lived in Drumthwacket, it wouldn’t be an issue. He decided to make his home the Official Residence, so be it.

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Valerie says:

May 19, 2019 at 3:27 am

Norcross thinks he is above the law and he can do what he pleases to people
He uses people to defame, interfere and orchestrate manufactured crimes then has his paid off media report on it. It’s insane what this arrogant crime boss does to destroy innocent people. He has to control people and destroy lives. There has been NO accountability. He’s destroyed many innocent lives. It’s a disgrace for SJ victims

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