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The silence from New Jersey’s loudest lawmakers was deafening last week after the Port Authority announced it would jack the PATH train fare from $3 to a whopping $4 over the next four years.

The lack of protest over the cost increase was particularly notable given that the news came less than a year after several New Jersey politicians cried Chicken Little as the MTA planned to launch its congestion pricing tolls , imposing a new fee on drivers entering Manhattan. Gov. Phil Murphy, Gov.-elect Mikie She

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