Sweeney Calls NJ Millionaire Tax a `Shared Sacrifice': Video

Thu, 05/20/2010 - 10:13 EDT - Bloomberg - Video News

Sweeney Calls NJ Millionaire Tax a `Shared Sacrifice': Video

May 20 (Bloomberg) -- New Jersey Senate President Stephen Sweeney, a Democrat, talks with Bloombergs Deirdre Bolton about the outlook for today's vote on an income-tax increase on state residents earning at least $1 million annually. The states Democratic lawmakers are likely to approve the measure, aimed at helping to close a record budget gap. Governor Chris Christie has said he will veto the measure. (Source: Bloomberg)
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