Codey may tip hand in speech, according to the Gloucester County Times:
Acting Gov. Richard Codey is set to face a joint session of the Legislature on Tuesday and deliver the sole State of the State address of his 14-month tenure. Among the topics Codey is expected to address: a proposal for $500 million to fund stem cell research; a $2.35 increase in the state’s minimum wage; and plans to improve care for the mentally ill.
All anyone in New Jersey politics seems to care about, though, is “Gov. James E. McGreevey’s scandal-shortened tenure.” Get over it.
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