Murphy swears in John Pallone as Long Branch Mayor
The State Legislature is still toiling in Trenton making sure Governor Phil Murphy’s conditional vetoes match what he agreed to with Senate President Steve Sweeney and Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin yesterday, but Murphy has left the Capitol and returned home to Monmouth County where is issued the Oath of Office to Long Branch Mayor John Pallone moments ago.
Murphy told the Long Branch audience how happy he was to be there, which he was able to do because the budget was passed, and how happy he is that the budget helps the middle class, according to our well rested source in the room.
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Murphy to hold press conference with Sweeney and Coughlin and 7:30 pm. Budget announcement expected
John Pallone is elected mayor of Long Branch
Prediction: some point soon, Frank will announce next year’s election will be his last and his brother will succeed him. Bet on it
Would not surprise me, but, that would be so disappointing for all the chicken Republicans who never had the guts to take Frank on, but think they could finally grab that seat..