In Meriden on his transportation-enhancement campaign today, Gov. Dannel Malloy used that state on the other side of the bridge as an example, and in turn to rekindle his anti-bromance with Gov. Chris Christie (left with Tom Foley).It focused on Christie’s refusal to go ahead with another tube under the Hudson River, after accepting hundreds of millions of dollars in federal planning money. “Let’s talk about one of my least-favorite states: New Jersey. Not because I don’t like to visit there… They made a terrible transportation mistake, the likes of which perhaps we would have done in other years and that was to not go forward with a project because it was so big. New Jersey will punish itself over that decision for generations to come. And when they get around to doing what they have to do eventually it’ll be so much more expensive.”