Christie In Trouble Again

News Buzzard wrote:Source: New York Times

    Date: June 16, 2012

    Title: As escapees stream out, a penal business thrives

    Author: Sam Dolnick

    I'm not going to attach the article. You can find it for yourself.

I read that NB. I guess for NJ that kind of stuff is the norm. Probably for Christie he doesn't see anything wrong with what he does...

News Buzzard wrote:"...I'm not going to attach the article. You can find it for yourself..."

Does Hillary have experience in running penal institutions?

News Buzzard wrote:"...The New York Times did a series on the prison system in New Jersey...it's privately run half-way houses. What a mess...!"

Tell us about Obama's Chicago...

News Buzzard wrote:"...Chris Christie won't even get close to the national stage without being cut down by scandal!

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This is a good article that is in the Union Leader today:

Chris Christie claims ignorance, expects bliss

JUST BECAUSE something is true does not mean it is believable. Which is Chris Christie's real problem.

His "see no evil; hear no evil; my staff is evil, but I'm not" defense for the closing of bridge lanes in Fort Lee, N.J., allegedly because the mayor there refused to endorse his re-election may be true. But who is going to believe it?


"(Christie's) the kind of leader . who says, 'It's my way, or I shut down your highway,'" as Stephen Colbert put it the other night.

Christie wants to be the Republican nominee and win the presidency in 2016. Once again, the Republicans have a pretty weak field, and Christie leads the early (meaningless) polls for the nomination. But what has he shown the nation in recent weeks?


First, he surrounds himself with bullies and goons. Richard Nixon never was convicted of anything (he was an unindicted co-conspirator and then accepted a presidential pardon), but even if you believe he is not a crook, how do you explain all the crooks he surrounded himself with? How do you explain Haldeman, Ehrlichman, Mitchell, Liddy, Hunt and all the others who were convicted of crimes? Nixon assembled enough lawbreakers to staff several prison baseball teams.


New Jersey Assemblyman John Wisniewski, a Democrat, is heading the legislative investigation of the George Washington Bridge scandal. He says: "It strains credibility to say that somebody in as high a position as a deputy chief of staff, somebody in as high a position as the governor's principal press spokesperson, somebody in as high a position as his campaign manager - all those names are in these emails - did not ever communicate this to the governor."


But even if we do believe it, who assembled that team? Chris Christie, wasn't it? "I am a very sad person," Christie now says. "I'm sad. I'm sad." Not the best presidential campaign theme I've ever heard. We've had enough sad Presidents. And sorry ones.

Read the rest of it here: http://www.unionleader.com/article/20140118/OPINION02/140119323/-1/news

This doesn't explain why you are using my name?

News Buzzard wrote:Source: New York Times

    Date: June 16, 2012

    Title: As escapees stream out, a penal business thrives

    Author: Sam Dolnick

    I'm not going to attach the article. You can find it for yourself.

Notice NH that they always demand a source from us???

WHL wrote:Notice NH that they always demand a source from us???

They're just in it for a "Slap-and-Dash" response. I don't mind providing a source, because it makes me check on the veracity of their "Slap-and-Dashes".

BTW: I don't think Christie could be as shady as they're making him out to be. He's by no means the "Lone Ranger" we're looking for, but I think he's being attacked as Hillary's most serious opponent.

Do you really think Republicans would nominate another Northeastern Liberal?  



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Of course you are right. They always attack someone when they are afraid that person is getting too popular. Rememer Sarah Palin. I hope the Republicans don't nominate another northeastern liberal again but I am afraid they might not have learned.

WHL wrote:They always attack someone when they are afraid that person is getting too popular.

Christie's closest associates have been tied in to bridgegate, so the attacks are not because of his popularity. About 5 of them have lost their jobs, so Christie is one sworn statement away from getting himself in really big trouble.

The new accusation is even worse. The Mayor of Hoboken says Christie's Lt Governor threatened to withhold Sandy Aid until a certain building project is approved. I wouldn't be surprised if the Lt Governor takes the fifth after she gets sworn in at the first hearing. Official coercion of another public official is a crime and Governor Christie is very close to it!

WHL wrote:They always attack someone when they are afraid that person is getting too popular.

I'll wait for "The Lone Ranger", who I suspect will come from a state West or South.

  

How is Christie different from Obama?

  

Did you notice that FEMA "aid" for Hurricane Sandy's victims has been many times greater than hurricane-ravaged  states who've paid-in 4-5 greater "resources" to FEMA?

  


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Christie isn't much different than Obama or Bush, or Clinton or the first Bush.

It's ironic that a girl who grew up in Laconia might actually be the one who takes Christie down:

http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/hoboken-mayor-dawn-zimmer-stand-christie-driven-values-article-1.1586088

I'm putting my money on Mayor Zimmer! Good for her!

It looks like Christie's inner circle is starting to turn on him! What an interesting development!

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/muckraker/christie-knew-wildstein

Anyone want to start a pool on when Christie resigns?

Another proud moment for the GOP. What's next???

Who's going to miss him?




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Not Hillary!