“If Forced To Make A Decision On It, I’ll Make A Decision”

While NJ legislators haven’t brought a marriage-equality bill to a vote in the state House or state Senate, Governor Chris Christie has finally broken his silence on the issue.

“They have a right to set their agenda, I’ll set mine, [and] we’ll see who gets there first,” he said yesterday in Camden, reports NJ.com. “When forced to make a decision—if forced to make a decision on it—I’ll make a decision.”

In New Jersey, a bill becomes law if it reaches the governor’s desk and languishes for 45 days.