christiefan915
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Was I talking about Christie or the cons on this forum?
Is Christies' political career over?
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Was I talking about Christie or the cons on this forum?
Did Christie lie about his knowledge of the whole affair before throwing his most trusted and highest paid adviser at $141,000 a year, and closest political adviser, Bridget Kelly, who he called a "stupid" woman under the bus? Did he really know nothing about what she was doing in the office next door to his? Has he been a vengeful bully his whole political career or did Kelly do it all. Maybe she so mystified the governor that he said all those things to the teachers and the press because he was under her spell! Yeah that's it. She laid the whammy on him. But he's alright now. He threw her under the bus and is feeling fine. He found a "stupid" woman to blame. Problem solved!
christiefan915
Catalyst
More obtuseness. Refer to Jarod's comment "Imagine how insane the right on this board, etc."
What cons ON THIS BOARD criticized "Bridgegate"?
I must live in a diFferent country! I remember an unrelenting barrage of IRS scandal mongering for at least 6 months. The right wing went so far as to publish pictures of the Cleveland office where all the harassment supposedly stemmed from. But it really didn't look like scandal central more like over-worked and under paid bureaucrats working from files in boxes. Yeah, there was a scandal there alright but it had more to do with the breakdown of technology and the handling of records by people in the office in one of the few locations where the IRS could find workers to work for such paltry wages.
I will give my opinion.
IF Christie is telling the truth, he has don't the correct thing, come public and gotten rid of those who took these felonious actions. The result for Christie is that I question his judge of character for putting a person who would take such brazen actions in as his Chief of Staff.
If Christie knew of what happened when it happened, he should be impeached and then prosecuted. So far there is no evidence he did know.
This comes MUCH closer to Christie than the IRS situation comes to President Obama and anyone who cant see that is silly, dumb, or blinded by hate and politics.
IF Christie is telling the truth, he has don't the correct thing, come public and gotten rid of those who took these felonious actions. The result for Christie is that I question his judge of character for putting a person who would take such brazen actions in as his Chief of Staff.
If Christie knew of what happened when it happened, he should be impeached and then prosecuted. So far there is no evidence he did know.
This comes MUCH closer to Christie than the IRS situation comes to President Obama and anyone who cant see that is silly, dumb, or blinded by hate and politics.
But meeting with the IRS scandal lady is not the same as working every day with your chief of staff who reports DIRECTLY to you.
Additionally we know that the IRS scandal lady's "meetings" were mostly all social events at the White House.
We don't know that President Obama met with the IRS lady at all. We know Christie worked directly with his chief of staff on a daily basis.
Yet to them, clearly Obama is guilty and Christie is innocent.
And from the looks of the pictures in The New York Times of the press conference Christie has lost a lot of weight in the first 9 months, too. He's a mere shadow of the man he used to be!
So your solution to the IRS prejudicially treating political groups is a raise for the workers?
FTFY, Counselor.
It is very bad form to intentionally misquote someone, its a sign of desperation and proof you have lost the argument.
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Quoted for truth!
I'll believe that is your position when you rebuke leftists who do it, Counselor.
That's not my job. But You did it to ME and that makes it my job.
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Yep!