Once the casino exemption was put in and supported by about everybody, it was still a bill about where people smoke. It wasn't a bill about public health.

This is just a redistribution of costs. The economic problems of this state are not driven by picking up dead deer.

To the average person they have to kind of roll their eyes up and go: What aren't you going to tax, and is air next? When you get right down to it, it's really an emotional scenario for folks.

We've created a horrible playing field for the people of Atlantic City.

He's not afraid to think out loud, and I think that's something politicians never do.

There is a wonderful quality of life that has been preserved here over the last 250 years and I think that's what we should be most proud of today.