But Sen. Adams and I also thought it wise to help some of our state's major employers operate profitably in the First State. I don't consider this bill a corporate tax break. Rather, I view it as an investment in the health and welfare of our community. Many times being a state legislator is not about instituting large, sweeping changes, but in spotting and seizing opportunities to safeguard the people you represent. Such activity doesn't always make headlines or even earn a mention on the local newscasts.
News only happens when change occurs.
There are thousands of people earning a good living at the Newark plant and thousands more who rely on them for a stable home. As a state representative, I'll do whatever is within my power to make sure that never changes.