Credit: Governor’s Office/Tim Larsen For Gov. Chris Christie, who celebrated his 52nd birthday at a fund-raiser with Mitt Romney in East Brunswick yesterday, this has been a week to forget. Yesterday, Standard & Poor followed Fitch Ratings, Inc. in cutting New Jersey’s bond rating for the third time in Christie’s governorship. S&P cited not only the…
Posted: September 11th, 2014 | Author: admin | Filed under: Chris Christie, Christie Administration, Economy | Tags: Atlantic City, Casino Closures, Chris Christie, NJ Bond Rating, NJ State Budget | 1 Comment »
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that the guy still appears to think he has some kind of positive record to run on, for president- the reality is, things are worse, in nearly every sector, since he barreled in with lots of rhetoric and righteous indignation, over the mess Corzine left..news flash: you’ve got 3 whole more years to try and right this sinking ship we call home: so, stop looking like the guy you hugged during Sandy- the move-up-and-out routine,before the poor record catches up with ya! Very disappointing, to say the least…