Published report: Gov. Murphy says in interview he wouldn’t serve in Biden’s administration, staying in NJ
Gov. Phil Murphy said during an interview with Politico NJ Wednesday if former Vice President Joe Biden is elected president, he doesn't plan to accept a position in his administration.
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Aug 20, 2020, 10:04 AM
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Gov. Phil Murphy said during an interview with Politico NJ Wednesday if former Vice President Joe Biden is elected president, he doesn't plan to accept a position in his administration.
Gov. Murphy said the same thing long before the party had a nominee, saying there's no chance he'd accept any sort of post.
Gov. Murphy said the same thing long before the party had a nominee, saying there's no chance he'd accept any sort of post.
Murphy currently serves as the chairman of the Democratic Governors Association.
Biden is expected to accept his party's nomination today.
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