New Jersey lawmakers are poised to introduce legislation backed by Gov. Phil Murphy that would limit the cost of life-saving drugs — including asthma inhalers and insulin — for some residents, and rein in the rising price of health care. The governor announced the bill package at a senior center in Willingboro Township on Monday, where state Sen. Troy Singleton, who grow up a short walk from the center, described the dire choices people tell him they’re forced to make over the high cost of prescription drugs. “Every time that I come home to Willingboro, someone grabs me … and will say, ‘Troy…