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Nothing would make this New Jersey resident happier than seeing Chris Christie behind bars.

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I’d say Christie is toast…but, he’s more like shit on a shingle.

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Christie’s term is over in 2017, it’s an odd year unlike most other places, but that’s what they do in NJ, and he will be toast at that point.

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I don’t like ragging on the wives of pols, but I’ll make an exception for Mary Pat, and just say that she was mistaken when she thought she wouldn’t look fat in the dress.

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“Christie’s chief of staff Richard Bagger”

Richard Bagger?

Dick Bagger?!

Seriously??!!

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Christie’s chief of staff Richard Bagger

If he married the actress Tea Leoni, she would be Tea Bagger.

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That is one big ass!

Not playing Knucky Thompson, BEING Knucky Thompson.

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wow… I thought Tony Soprano had passed away… and all this time he was hiding out in the Governor’s mansion…boy, has he put on weight…

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These sound like serious charges but you can see why a simple “that ^$#@& made me sit in traffic for 3 hours for no reason” is so compelling. At the end of the article I was wondering what the fuss was … I know professional ethics were trampled and federal law was violated but it is so far remover from my everyday life that I thought my brain might shutdown. And that’s from a liberal who thinks Chrispie is a dirtbag.

This may not matter to voters, but it might lead to an extra count in his federal indictment. I doubt it, though, if he never disclosed the guy’s actual testimony, but only that he testified and Christie thought he lied. There’s not usually much secret about who testifies (reporters can watch the courthouse, after all), so if that’s a violation it’s pretty picayune. And an expression of opinion won’t do as an actus reus.

Oh don’t worry I’m sure they’ll startup up a gofundme page.

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How depressing it must be. To re-elect a thug like this, and then discover, on top of everything else oooozing out, that the thug you RE-ELECTED isn’t even a good Liar. The man is a former U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey. (bush appointed him. After the thug raised money for the Village Idiot’s campaign.That should have been like a skull and crossed bones on an old fashioned poison bottle.) You’d expect lying convincingly to be near the top of his resume.

But No.

The people of New Jersey can’t even rent themselves a good Liar at the ballot box.

Pathetic. Not the “Guv’ner,” the people who VOTED HIM BACK into office, and effectively said “Please, Sir, may we have another?”

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Two “even’s” equals one “you betcha”.

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And Christie’s dreams of luxuriating in the Oval Office as President of the United States…~poof!~…all gone now!

President Christie? …rotfl…Fat Chance! “Run” for president? Nope…stumble, wheeze and fall…and it’s over!
When Christie’s bio is written, it will be entitled “The Outlaw: Jersey Whale.”

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Bridge-gate has only two conclusions possible:

  1. Christie knew everything and directed his subordinates to perform illegal acts.
  2. Christie is an incompetent, clueless rube of an executive and a terrible judge of character and manager.
    Either way, it disqualifies him from ever becoming president.
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Christie is term limited and could not run again if he wanted to.

Besides he would lose to Corey Booker anyway!

The two are not mutually exclusive.

A class action suit…

for wearing his MichelinMan baseball outfit in public.

The guv merits scrutiny until he is indicted or exonerated…I am betting on the former.