NEWARK, N.J. (AP) – New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie appears to have largely moved past the lane-closing scandal that rocked his administration and threatened to derail his political career one year later. But many outside his tight inner circle are still waiting for investigations to conclude before making up their minds. What happens next will depend…
Posted: September 7th, 2014 | Author: Art Gallagher | Filed under: 2016 Presidential Politics, Chris Christie | Tags: Bridgegate, Chris Christie | 1 Comment »
We will know if this is so, based on whether the other side begins trashing him/ bringing out this mess, once he declares.. Sadly, we know the D’s bother to attack/ demean/ destroy,only those challengers they see as a real threat, to their power, agenda,and sick, fascist philosophy..examples: Sarah Palin. Ted Cruz.. Any Conservative that calls them out, and offers principled alternatives to this constant attack on our freedoms, and grabs to re- distribute our money..if they leave him alone, they don’t fear them, so then he can come back here,give up on the illusions of grandeur, and try and stop the bleeding of business and address the taxes, regulating, and bond rating, for heaven’s sake, that we re-elected him to do..