fat-ass-bike wrote:






Christie's new political slogan:

IN-CHARGE OF EVERYTHING, ACCOUNTABLE FOR NOTHING

JCMan8 wrote:
This report, paid for with $1 million of taxpayer money, blames Kelly yet didn't even interview her.

Not did Christie's lawyers interview any of the key 3 players in the scandal.

Instead of wasting $1 million in a failed attempt to carry Christie's water, all they had to do was ask Kelly, why'd you send that email?

Christie's attorney's report is toilet paper.

JCMan8 wrote:
This report, paid for with $1 million of taxpayer money, blames Kelly yet didn't even interview her.

Not did Christie's lawyers interview any of the key 3 players in the scandal.

Instead of wasting $1 million in a failed attempt to carry Christie's water, all they had to do was ask Kelly, why'd you send that email?

Christie's attorney's report is toilet paper.

user1111 wrote:

Report Says Port Authority Official Told Christie of Lane Closings; Christie Doesn?t Recall

JCMan8 wrote:
After spending over $1 million of taxpayer money, Christie's attorneys released a report that cleared Christie of any Bridgegate wrongdoing.

The problem is none of his lawyers ever spoke with the three main players before "clearing" Christie: Bridget Anne Kelly, Bill Stepien, or David Wildstein. So this report is complete garbage.

The ego of this man and his willingness to waste taxpayer money to make himself look good knows no bounds.

http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2014 ... _by_c.html#incart_m-rpt-1

fat-ass-bike wrote:


To Monroe - You're off topic and in my opinion, Christie is still a sociopathic ass

Monroe wrote:

I can't remember the last time I listened to either of them, certainly not since Putin pissed on Obama's cereal-again.

But I'll bet you've watched Miss Maddow recently! (Well, you're one of the few, anyway).

btw, how's the red line in Syria going? The one Obama drew in the stand re: chemical weapons? The one Assad stomped over? The one that Putin played Obama, by offering to help the destruction of said chemical weapons?

The ones that should have been destroyed by now, and aren't? You know, because of the play that Putin pulled on Obama?

And you want to compare Obama's response on missile defense, Syria chemical weapons, and now Ukraine with Bush's response to a not strategic Georgia incursion?

Weak response, Peb, honey.

Pebble wrote:
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Monroe wrote:
If you compare Georgia vs Ukraine you'll note there is quite the difference between the two strategically to the USA. Also, the incursion in Ukraine comes on the heels of Putin embarrassing the USA in Syria and with Iran. Putin spitting into Obama's eyes time and time again make the Bush/Georgia comparison very, very weak.

But no visas for you! makes Obama look like the Soup Nazi telling off a customer.

And just like that your response was about as predictable as water feeling wet. Make excuses for Bush and bash Obama. It would be nice if you had original thoughts of your own instead of just reiterating what Rush Limbaugh or Sean Hannity spew out of their community college flunky mouths...

Atsushi wrote:
http://www.northjersey.com/news/Gover ... in_Harrison.html?page=all

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Governor Christie?s brother, Todd Christie, and two business partners have bought and sold a handful of properties within walking distance of the PATH station in Harrison, slated for a $256 million renovation funded by the Port Authority and championed by the governor, records show.

More and more dirty stuff is coming out. I don't think it will stop anytime soon.

Atsushi wrote:
http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-sh ... tie-cpac-im-one-you#break

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CPAC Christie wants conservatives to believe Democrats are ?intolerant? people who refuse to let anti-abortion speakers appear at their national convention (a bizarre claim that is plainly untrue). CPAC Christie got huge applause condemning President Obama for refusing to work with Republicans on debt reduction, which was a rather brazen lie given that Obama has made multiple attempts at a compromise, only to be rebuffed by GOP leaders who refuse to make concessions.

CPAC Christie, in other words, bears no meaningful resemblance to New Jersey Christie.

By most accounts, the governor was well received yesterday, which no doubt gave him a morale boost after months of struggling through several scandals. But in electoral terms, it was a Pyrrhic victory ? by moving sharply to the right, Christie satisfied far-right activists and alienated everyone else simultaneously.

CPAC Christie wants conservatives to believe Democrats are ?intolerant? people who refuse to let anti-abortion speakers appear at their national convention (a bizarre claim that is plainly untrue). CPAC Christie got huge applause condemning President Obama for refusing to work with Republicans on debt reduction, which was a rather brazen lie given that Obama has made multiple attempts at a compromise, only to be rebuffed by GOP leaders who refuse to make concessions.

CPAC Christie, in other words, bears no meaningful resemblance to New Jersey Christie.

By most accounts, the governor was well received yesterday, which no doubt gave him a morale boost after months of struggling through several scandals. But in electoral terms, it was a Pyrrhic victory ? by moving sharply to the right, Christie satisfied far-right activists and alienated everyone else simultaneously.

Monroe wrote:
Are you kidding? Instead of taking the drastic move of putting a hold on some Russian visas I'd have loved for Obama to go Jersey on Putin. Christie doesn't have a problem handling emotions, he wears them on his fleece. Which is why so many respond to him.

Monroe wrote:
If you compare Georgia vs Ukraine you'll note there is quite the difference between the two strategically to the USA. Also, the incursion in Ukraine comes on the heels of Putin embarrassing the USA in Syria and with Iran. Putin spitting into Obama's eyes time and time again make the Bush/Georgia comparison very, very weak.

But no visas for you! makes Obama look like the Soup Nazi telling off a customer.