Rep. Donald Norcross of Dn.J. “I suffered from an emergency medical event probably related to his gallbladder” over the weekend during my trip, his office said in a statement Monday.
Norcross was admitted to UNC Rex Hospital in North Carolina on Sunday, and is in a stable condition receiving exceptional treatment during his weekend trip.
His office says he is “well now and wants to thank the doctors, nurses and support staff at UNC Rex Hospital for all his work on behalf of him during his stay.”
The lawmaker will be moved to Cooper University Healthcare in New Jersey to “Complete his recovery in the next few days.”
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Official photo of Rep. Donald Norcross, DN.J. Lawmakers were struck by a medical emergency while traveling over the weekend. (norcross.house.gov)
Democrats posted once on X on Monday evening, with him and D-Penn. Rep. Brendan Boyle introduced the union's busting law and no tax credits for workers' tax justice.
“The union bankruptcy law and no tax credit for workers' tax impartiality both focus on protecting American workers,” Norcross said in a statement. “All workers deserve a free and fair choice to join or form a union. The tax law reflects that.”
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Norcross, seen here, introduced union bankruptcy laws for workers and no tax credits for tax impartiality. (Michael A. McCoy)
The House of Representatives will be seen at the Capitol Building in Washington, DC on February 28, 2022. (J. Scott Apple White, File)
“No tax cuts due to the union's busting law will end corporate handouts on campaigns that destroy unions, make tax laws even more fair and level the playing field for workers,” he continued.
“The Workers Tax and Fair Act restores fairness and puts money back into the pockets of workers who bet on themselves. At a time when the Trump administration is attacking workers' rights, I am honored that Brendan Boyle and Judy Chew will work with me to spend money on the pockets of struggling Americans,” he said.
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Norcross is 66 years old, according to the New York Post. According to his biographies, he and his wife have three adult children and four grandchildren.
