Source: Saying Governor Murphy Wants Something is The Quickest Way for it to Become a Low Priority for Sweeney
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They tried, they really tried, a statehouse source admitted to InsiderNJ.
They didn't want to go through another [bubbleAutoLink text="budget season" id="54417"] like [bubbleAutoLink text="last year" id="31616"], the source confessed.
But that was before a governor's [bubbleAutoLink text="task force" id="55148"] stuck a floodlight up the nether-end of New Jersey, geographically closer to Philly than New York City, to gently paraphrase, on the legislative processes of business tax incentives.
Now, if someone - a lobbyist or someone else - says to Senate President Steve Sweeney (D-3), "The governor wants this, it will be the quickest way for something not to get done."
