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Re: Asian Food Market on Route 440
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OK, just back. (I wish it was easy to post photos here, because I took some just to remember the prices).

Very clean (but it should be at this point), some stuff was very well priced. Very nice produce; a 16 oz tray for excellent looking blackberries was $1.88. 7 medium grapefruit for $1.99. Chinese broccoli tips, 1lb/$1.68. Overall the produce and fruits was pretty impressive, although I don't know how the values were for things I usually don't purchase.

Yes, they have hot food. Yes, they have fresh fish in tanks, I recall tilapia for under $5/lb. The usual huge choice of gyoza, dumplings, shrimp/egg rolls, scallion pancakes, all in the frozen sections. No bargains on tea from what I could see, although the choices were so great I may have missed something. Pallets full of giant sacks of rice for those interested. Some interesting flavors of ice cream. All those mocha and Asian sweets that I don't have much experience with.

Certainly worth a visit, I'd imagine on the weekends it'll be quite a scene.



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Posted on: 2014/1/10 20:54
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Re: Chris Christie 'Suspiciously Connected' To Revenge Traffic Jam
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What I learned from all of this is that I voted for a man who has a serious flaw in his personality, at least by my standards.

No one deliberately screwed up the rollout of Obamacare.

No one wanted Benghazi to happen.

I am particularly angry with myself because a close friend grew up with the Christie brothers and has told me all along that even as a child he was a vindictive bully. If I were a reporter, I'd go back to the 1970 and 1980 censuses and interview the people who were living near the Christie kids.

He has become an embarrassment to this state and to this country.


I heard he was chooming in the back of a tricked out van with his 'bud' buds with some righteous ganga in the South Mountain Reservation.

Posted on: 2014/1/10 19:25
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A guys gotta eat lunch, right?

Anyway, we learned today that the White House finally named the terror groups behind the Benghazi 9/11 attack, ending the nonsensically absurd 'video' narrative designed to shield Obama from political fallout and Mrs. Clinton's inaction over protecting our assets in Libya.

And the Daily News confirmed with interviewing the family of the 91 year old woman that she was dead on the floor of the bathroom and that the couple of minute delay caused by the traffic jam that Christie had nothing to do with had no effect.







It's irrelevant as to whether a person died or not because a corrupt act still took place.


It's not irrelevant to the people trying to make it an issue. And the people complicit in the corrupt act have been dealt with, which is what leaders do.

Kelly is on the bread line, Sebelius isn't. One pulled a dirty trick that caused a traffic jam, another wasted 650 million dollars on a website that still doesn't work.

Hmmmnnn, leaders lead indeed.


Posted on: 2014/1/10 19:23
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A guys gotta eat lunch, right?

Anyway, we learned today that the White House finally named the terror groups behind the Benghazi 9/11 attack, ending the nonsensically absurd 'video' narrative designed to shield Obama from political fallout and Mrs. Clinton's inaction over protecting our assets in Libya.

And the Daily News confirmed with interviewing the family of the 91 year old woman that she was dead on the floor of the bathroom and that the couple of minute delay caused by the traffic jam that Christie had nothing to do with had no effect.






Posted on: 2014/1/10 18:56
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It's open, here's the sales flyer for the week. I'm heading over later and will report back.

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Posted on: 2014/1/10 17:30
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Re: Chris Christie 'Suspiciously Connected' To Revenge Traffic Jam
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Pebble, less than adequate attention because of a three minute delay? For all we know she was dead on the floor when the 911 call was placed.

Posted on: 2014/1/10 16:34
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Re: Chris Christie 'Suspiciously Connected' To Revenge Traffic Jam
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Pebble, no one has said that the 91 year old woman died because of the 3 minute delay of the ambulance caused by the traffic jam that Christie had nothing to do with.

No one.

Nobody.


Posted on: 2014/1/10 16:11
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Re: Chris Christie 'Suspiciously Connected' To Revenge Traffic Jam
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You do know that the NYTimes is now nothing more than a waterboy for Mrs. Clinton, so no surprise they're doing just that in their opinion pieces. It's no surprise that their readership is dropping as fast as their importance in the media world. They stopped being the paper of record years ago, which is one reason why the NYTimes is in such dire financial straits.

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What makes Mr. Christie?s claim of victimhood hard to accept is his own history of vindictive behavior. For instance, a Rutgers professor lost financing for a project because he voted against the governor on a redistricting commission. A Republican colleague who had a disagreement with Mr. Christie was disinvited to an event in his own district. Mr. Christie has denied that he sent signals to his staff to punish anyone who crossed him. ?I am who I am, but I am not a bully,? he said Thursday. But he has set a tone that makes abusive actions acceptable.

Mr. Christie has promised to cooperate with investigators ? a vow he and his staff must honor. At this point, the governor has zero credibility. His office has abused its power, and only a full and conclusive investigation can restore public trust in his administration.


Posted on: 2014/1/10 15:37
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Alternate Theory of Bridgegate Scandal:

http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-sh ... gate-scandal-111611971764


Rachel Maddow, lol.

For the eleven people who watch her-they weren't voting for Christie anyway, lol.

Posted on: 2014/1/10 15:29
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Re: Chris Christie 'Suspiciously Connected' To Revenge Traffic Jam
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Pebble, people are late to work all the time in NJ. Will it be Christie's fault when people are late because of fixing the Pulsaski Skyway this year? Saying 'people couldn't get to work'? Maybe they were a bit late? Yes, it was unfortunate-which is why Christie took action, that's what leader's do. And man'd up and apologized for the actions of rogue staffers. The mayor of Ft. Lee accepted the apology AND said he believed Christie's explanation.

The woman who died wasn't killed because of Christie. She was found in the bathroom after being there for an unknown amount of time by her daughter-who holds Christie blameless. That sums up that issue.

So the Mayor of Ft. Lee doesn't blame Governor Christie, and the family of the 91 year old woman who suffered a fatal heart attack doesn't blame Governor Christie. Pebble, though, is still on the chase like a beagle after a bunny.


Posted on: 2014/1/10 15:10
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Re: Chris Christie 'Suspiciously Connected' To Revenge Traffic Jam
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It's always amusing to see the flaccid, silly personal attacks (drunk angry uncle at Thanksgiving, lol) emerge when you can't defend your position while having your fanny reddened by facts.

Again, the whole point of this thread is to see whether conegate will derail Governor Christie's POTUS aspirations. I think we can conclude that four days of traffic jams orchestrated without his knowledge isn't a big deal, compared to the exposure his likely opponent, Mrs. Clinton, has over the still unexplained Benghazi disaster-a problem that still hasn't been brought to the light of day.


Posted on: 2014/1/10 14:49
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Re: Chris Christie 'Suspiciously Connected' To Revenge Traffic Jam
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Ft. Lee mayor today accepts Christie's apology, and states he believes that Christie had nothing to do with the lane alterations.

Carry on.


No, do not carry on, do not collect $500.

Why do we care what the Ft. Lee mayor thinks? This is a corruption case and we should get to the root of it.


Circle back. The mayor of the affected town believes that Christie had nothing to do with conegate. The woman whose mom died during the traffic jam (and who may have been dead for some time on her bathroom floor) thinks the traffic had nothing to do with conegate.

Christie holds an almost two hour press conference, taking every question thrown at him, explaining what happened. He takes accountability, and fires everyone who acted wrongly under his purview. Which is what leaders do.

Note to the looney left; learn from this. Can anyone name a staffer of Obama or Mrs. Clinton who has been fired for Obamacare, IRS Gate, or Benghazi?

I eagerly await any response. 600 million dollars of taxpayer money wasted on Obamacare.com. 4 dead in Benghazi. The IRS selectively going after groups in a dirty tricks manner. Who's been fired? Anyone?






Posted on: 2014/1/10 3:21
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Re: Chris Christie 'Suspiciously Connected' To Revenge Traffic Jam
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So what actually happened today was Issa and a conservative legal group are trying to make an issue out of the investigator's politics even though it would have been illegal for the DOJ to look into her politics.

That's not wrongdoing by Obama's Justice Department. That's more opportunistic public relations by Darryl Issa.


First, the issue is that Justice and the Obama administration is following up the IRS abuses with an investigation. How could they not, especially after they've apologized for the abuses?

Second, choosing a Democrat and Obama contributor is a bit, well, transparent. So would it be OK if Christie gave a Republican and Christie donor a lead role in a conegate investigation? That would be hunky dory, right?

Posted on: 2014/1/10 3:07
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Nonsense, especially that it was TODAY that Obama's Justice Department appointed someone to lead the investigation into political abuse by Obama's IRS in an election year.




Do you have a source for that? First I've heard of it.


Again, for what, the third time today?

http://www.washingtonpost.com/politic ... 3-b4b654bcc9b2_story.html

Posted on: 2014/1/10 2:12
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We're talking about an alleged abuse of political power to damage an opponent. Bringing up Obama's IRS targeting conservative groups prior to an election is certainly a much bigger issue than Christie's staff targeting a mayor who wasn't even asked for an endorsement. Especially given that Christie was going to win in a landslide anyway, but Obama's election was somewhat marginal.


It turned out that the IRS examined both liberal and conservative groups, as they should have. No one was "targeted." That's why the "scandal" went away.



I'm sorry, that's simply not true. You better call Eric Holder and the Justice Department, along with the White House. The furtherance of the scandal is that the Obama Administration picked an Obama campaign contributor TODAY to lead the investigation into the Obama IRS.

And, of course, why did both the IRS and the White House apologize for targeting conservative groups? Did you miss that part, or is sand filling your ears from having your head in the sand?

Posted on: 2014/1/10 1:57
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We're talking about an alleged abuse of political power to damage an opponent. Bringing up Obama's IRS targeting conservative groups prior to an election is certainly a much bigger issue...

It also has absolutely nothing to do with this entire incident.

There is no reason to bring it up, except as an attempt to deflect and distract from the glaring misconduct of the Christie administration.


Nonsense, especially that it was TODAY that Obama's Justice Department appointed someone to lead the investigation into political abuse by Obama's IRS in an election year.

Can anyone with a single brain cell argue that cone gate is more important than IRS gate? National election won by a small margin, vs a state level landslide?

So Obama administration misconduct affecting a national race that was close, or Christie administration misconduct affecting a landslide?

Posted on: 2014/1/10 1:42
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I hope the Koch Bros. pay a reasonable rate, because this is turning into a full time job! ROFL


Binky, read up a little bit re:Christie and the Koch Brothers. They're not as bi-partisan as he is, or I am. They weren't happy with Obama bro-hugging him in the Sandy aftermath.

Of course, they're plenty more bi-partisan than George Soros!


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Wasn't this year's mantra from the left 'elections have consequences'?



That was a remark President Obama made to Eric Cantor in 2009 about a policy dispute. It has nothing to do with petty retribution. Besides, the behavior at hand happened BEFORE the election.




It was used over and over by the looney left, trying to give Obama carte blanche on any policy he wanted to implement during his second term-ignoring, of course, that his margin of victory was less than in 08, and that voter turnout for his second election was lower as well.

Of course, even though it was a stretch, the botched roll out of the flawed 'signature' Obamacare put paid any idea of the election having consequences.

You know, the 650 million dollar failure which Obama hasn't fired a single person over, since we're talking about accountability in this thread.


It has nothing to do with what we are talking about.

I've noticed this behavior before. Right wing people like to argue a point by changing the subject to some alleged hypocrisy by the left which, invariably is not real.


We're talking about an alleged abuse of political power to damage an opponent. Bringing up Obama's IRS targeting conservative groups prior to an election is certainly a much bigger issue than Christie's staff targeting a mayor who wasn't even asked for an endorsement. Especially given that Christie was going to win in a landslide anyway, but Obama's election was somewhat marginal.

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Comedian John Moses said it best:
"Some people think that this lane closure in Fort Lee was a petty vendetta that just dashed Christie's presidential bid. It's just the opposite. This is just the type of thing Republicans demand of their candidates or did you forget about that little government shutdown thing?"

Sarcastic? yes. Probably true!

If that is true, then Republicans must be the most pathetic people on earth.


Read the news lately about Democrats Sweeney and Fulop lately? Democrat vs Republican, or Republican vs Democrat-somewhat expected.

Democrat vs Democrat calling each other out? Truly pathetic. And on the sideline is Christie, who has already backed Fulop on this issue. Sorta, kinda takes the wind out of Fulop's anti-Christie screed, no?

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...but I thought Christie reaches across the aisle to do what's best! Now you're telling me he is also petty and spiteful if you don't support him and that it's ok because "elections have consequences.

Got to love those that want it both ways!


No need to try and twist my words. I'm just saying that in the gutter of Hudson County politics (which is more often than not internecine) some postponed meetings are a pothole on the length of the NJ Turnpike. We have the head of the Democratic Party in NJ stalling Fulop, and you're outraged by Christie's staff rescheduling some meetings? What did Fulop do to piss off Sweeney? Is GEDman Sweeney annoyed by the Goldman Sachsman?


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Wasn't this year's mantra from the left 'elections have consequences'?



That was a remark President Obama made to Eric Cantor in 2009 about a policy dispute. It has nothing to do with petty retribution. Besides, the behavior at hand happened BEFORE the election.


It was used over and over by the looney left, trying to give Obama carte blanche on any policy he wanted to implement during his second term-ignoring, of course, that his margin of victory was less than in 08, and that voter turnout for his second election was lower as well.

Of course, even though it was a stretch, the botched roll out of the flawed 'signature' Obamacare put paid any idea of the election having consequences.

You know, the 650 million dollar failure which Obama hasn't fired a single person over, since we're talking about accountability in this thread.

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Finally some action. Law suit! If this was Paris or even the middle east people would be in the streets demanding he pack up and leave but this is America where we busy texting and watching reality shows.


A woman suing because one of her clients en route had a panic attack from a traffic jam?

In New Jersey?

In Fort Lee?

A traffic jam near the GWB?

That's a couple of million for sure.

I didn't like a couple of the canap?s at a party when I met Fulop a few weeks ago, and got some agita from the ones I ate. Who do I sue?

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Fulop was asked for an endorsement, and refused. Did I miss the Marin Blvd access lanes to the Holland Tunnel being diverted to the main access??


Fulop just announced that he had an all-day series of meetings with various state officials scheduled, to advance JC's interests, and within an hour of his decision not to endorse Christie, each of the state officials cancelled the meetings.

http://www.njbiz.com/article/20140109 ... op-on-Christie-comments:-'Gross-misrepresentation-of-the-facts


Wasn't this year's mantra from the left 'elections have consequences'?

Right now Fulop's fish to fry is with state Democrat leader Sweeney-Christie's office has already stated that JC's new pension plans align with the state.

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If Christie deserves to be deposed, he will be deposed.

I still think the bigger issue is weeding out the corruption in the PANYNJ, or shutting it down entirely. The existence of this patronage mill is central to this incident. What else have they "engineered"?


I agree; there may be a reason for some type of bi-state governance for river crossings, but the PA on its own has become an octopus with too many tentacles reaching in our pockets with sketchy accountability.

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The daughter of the woman who died of cardiac arrest, with the couple of minutes ambulance delay, speaks out. So for whoever asked me 'what if it was your mother?' we have the answer from the ACTUAL women's daughter.

http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2014 ... html#incart_river_default

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Ft. Lee mayor today accepts Christie's apology, and states he believes that Christie had nothing to do with the lane alterations.

Carry on.

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Er, the Justice Department is having an investigation into the Obama Administration's IRSgate. What does that have to do with anyone's else's lawsuit?

Huh?



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At this point, I would have more respect for Christie if he fessed up and admitted that he told Kelly to send that email (which is what really happened).

If what he said today was true (and it isn't), then he is completely out of the loop and has a staff made up largely of total jerks and morons.


So if you feel that way, how do you feel about Obama and Obamacare, and Mrs. Clinton and Benghazi?

You already applaud Obama for the IRS targeting (and yes, look somewhere else than Rachel Maddow for facts about who was targeted, whose apps were delayed the longest, the percentages of applications investigated/approved depending on whether they were pro or anti Obama) so certainly, if there was a shred of evidence that Christie was involved-you already approve his targeting enemies?

But the fact remains-the Ft Lee mayor wasn't asked for an endorsement, why punish him from Christie's point of view? His staff screwed up. So did the State Department.

In 2016 conegate will be a memory, and Benghazi won't be. The families of the dead and wounded under Mrs. Clinton's watch won't let it. A traffic jam? Meh.


I don't know what Obamacare has to do with anything, but I am a proponent of single-payer healthcare. Thanks for asking. I've already answered regarding Clinton and Benghazi. Again, not relevant to this matter, but thanks for asking.

My info on "IRS Gate" does not come from Rachel Maddow, but from actual IRS documents. I do not watch her show or MSNBC. Maybe on occasion.

Yes, I approve of the way the IRS handled applications for tax-exempt status. It was wise and reasonable.

No, I do not approve of the way Christie abused NJ citizens and used them as pawns to fight back against a diss from the mayor of Ft. Lee.

The situations are not at all comparable to a rational person.

Don't worry about Hillary Clinton using the life-threatening situations caused by Christie against him. She won't need to. She'll be running against a different Republican. Probably a Republican who used Christie's life-endangering antics against him in the primaries.


Did you miss the APOLOGY that the IRS gave to the special scrutiny given conservative groups? Jay Carney and the White House APOLOGIZED. Rinse, lather, repeat. They admitted malfeasance, and (today) said they'd have investigations on it. (Edited to say today they appointed someone to oversee it). So Obama's administration is guilty of using the IRS for political gain, the question is how far up it goes. So if the buck stops with Christie, it stops with Obama, of course-even if it's overzealous staff at work. Did Obama know about the IRS, like Christie didn't know about conegate?

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/po ... ps-2012-election/2149939/


This was proven a non-story. We'll see if Christie has such luck.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/08 ... atic-acorn_n_3785717.html


You're calling a White House apology a non-story, especially given that TODAY Obama's Justice Department named a partisan political donor and supporter to lead the investigation? How is it a non story? Did you not see the headlines TODAY? If it's a non-story, why the investigation by the Justice Department?????

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/f ... tments-irs-investigation/

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At this point, I would have more respect for Christie if he fessed up and admitted that he told Kelly to send that email (which is what really happened).

If what he said today was true (and it isn't), then he is completely out of the loop and has a staff made up largely of total jerks and morons.


So if you feel that way, how do you feel about Obama and Obamacare, and Mrs. Clinton and Benghazi?

You already applaud Obama for the IRS targeting (and yes, look somewhere else than Rachel Maddow for facts about who was targeted, whose apps were delayed the longest, the percentages of applications investigated/approved depending on whether they were pro or anti Obama) so certainly, if there was a shred of evidence that Christie was involved-you already approve his targeting enemies?

But the fact remains-the Ft Lee mayor wasn't asked for an endorsement, why punish him from Christie's point of view? His staff screwed up. So did the State Department.

In 2016 conegate will be a memory, and Benghazi won't be. The families of the dead and wounded under Mrs. Clinton's watch won't let it. A traffic jam? Meh.


I don't know what Obamacare has to do with anything, but I am a proponent of single-payer healthcare. Thanks for asking. I've already answered regarding Clinton and Benghazi. Again, not relevant to this matter, but thanks for asking.

My info on "IRS Gate" does not come from Rachel Maddow, but from actual IRS documents. I do not watch her show or MSNBC. Maybe on occasion.

Yes, I approve of the way the IRS handled applications for tax-exempt status. It was wise and reasonable.

No, I do not approve of the way Christie abused NJ citizens and used them as pawns to fight back against a diss from the mayor of Ft. Lee.

The situations are not at all comparable to a rational person.

Don't worry about Hillary Clinton using the life-threatening situations caused by Christie against him. She won't need to. She'll be running against a different Republican. Probably a Republican who used Christie's life-endangering antics against him in the primaries.


Did you miss the APOLOGY that the IRS gave to the special scrutiny given conservative groups? Jay Carney and the White House APOLOGIZED. Rinse, lather, repeat. They admitted malfeasance, and (today) said they'd have investigations on it. (Edited to say today they appointed someone to oversee it). So Obama's administration is guilty of using the IRS for political gain, the question is how far up it goes. So if the buck stops with Christie, it stops with Obama, of course-even if it's overzealous staff at work. Did Obama know about the IRS, like Christie didn't know about conegate?

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/po ... ps-2012-election/2149939/

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People keep mentioning Benghazi. It's already been proven that the attack was spontaneous and then co-opted by local warlords. Kind of like looting a store. Stevens didn't want a massive security detail. He was well liked by Libyans and had just helped them win their liberation. He knew things weren't great there but no one knew of any specific threats. The anti-Islamic film sparked the outrage and warlords co-opted the outrage to make a political statement. Only thing I disagree with is that Obama has allowed the prime suspect to remain free. In any case, this Christie thing will probably blow over by next year. He just better hope he kept a reasonable distance from the actual machinations. Kind of like what Healy did in the pay for play scandal. No doubt Christie knew something but for his sake he better hope that only his subordinates take the fall.


Nonsense, unless you're drinking Kool Aid through a straw made from the page of a discredited NY Times article. And the article has been discredited by Democrats as well, it's a bi-partisan rejection of the Hilary puff piece.



http://washingtonexaminer.com/new-yor ... -benghazi/article/2541379


That article supports everything I said. A disorganized attack/looting fueled by an anti-Islamic film. More organized warlords then joined the attack. They had just finished fighting the Libyan military so were they experienced, organized and well-armed? DUH! The only link to Al Qaeda was ONE phone call to a person who knew nothing of the attack and was surprised it had happened. I guess Repubs just lump any brown skinned people together as being Al Qaeda? In any case, if I throw a smoke bomb into the PATH train then that could be construed as "Terrorist". Beating the Benghazi drum ain't gonna work.


You don't believe Diane Feinstein and all the other Democrats calling it a terror attack? Oopsie.

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