Gene363
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12 years ago
The NJ Bridge 'Scandal' makes no sense at all.

Why wouldn't drivers blame the NJ Governor for a traffic jam on a state highway/bridge?

How would a state road/bridge traffic jam blow back on the local city mayor?

WTF NJ?

jackconrad
12 years ago
Remember this is the state that is making the mayor of one of the most Violent, Crime riddled cities in the world their next Senator//..
Gene363
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12 years ago

Remember this is the state that is making the mayor of one of the most Violent, Crime riddled cities in the world their next Senator//..

jackconrad wrote:



I hear you, but how does a clogged bridge get blamed on a mayor or cause the mayor political problems, short of being late for work?

TheSmokensip
12 years ago
It's a Jersey thing. I guess.
RICKAMAVEN
12 years ago
if you care read about christy and his petty paybacks to people who don't publically endorse him
DrMaddVibe
12 years ago

if you care read about christy and his petty paybacks to people who don't publically endorse him

RICKAMAVEN wrote:




YOU wanted to vote for him!!!!
Gene363
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12 years ago

if you care read about christy and his petty paybacks to people who don't publically endorse him

RICKAMAVEN wrote:




Rick,

I don't care if it was done on the governor's order or not, I just cannot see how the traffic jam had any affect on the recalcitrant mayor.

reckless
12 years ago

Remember this is the state where you cant make a left....

jackconrad wrote:


Fixed
gdurfor
12 years ago

if you care read about christy and his petty paybacks to people who don't publically endorse him

RICKAMAVEN wrote:



Sounds presidential to me. Just like Obama.
jackconrad
12 years ago
JPOTTS COULD STRAIGHTEN HIS BUTT OUT !
dlandri21
12 years ago
I live in new jersey. He's still the best we've had in a really long time.
wheelrite
12 years ago

I live in new jersey. He's still the best we've had in a really long time.

dlandri21 wrote:



sux to be you...

sorry...

wheel,
dlandri21
12 years ago

sux to be you...

sorry...

wheel,

wheelrite wrote:



Thanks...I'm working on getting out. It's way too expensive here. But Christie is far better than corzine or mcgreevey.
streetrod
12 years ago
If you lived in Jersey, you would totally get The scandal. i was somewhat involved in inner city NJ politics in the 1970's & could not make up some of the crap that went on.I can't stand the fat fuggin bully gov. Anyone who continually belittles, yells at & don't listen to his constituants at town meetings so that he looks like a big man (not fat man) is not my idea of someone I want representing me.
Living in NJ for 66 years & still lovIng it ( but not the gov).
RICKAMAVEN
12 years ago

Gene363

"recalcitrant mayor" not so much, he just didn't want to enorse christie,

he has a billion doller improvement going on near the bridge entrance, housing,

office buildings and major improvements to the city to improve it financially,

it's path to glory is he ability to access and cities around is accessability to new york

shutting down that ability delutes it's value. financing was in place until the governor

demonstratd his ability to devalue any inestments and the financing has ben put on hold.


in addition his city was gridlocked and ems could not reach people in distress.

one old lady died, perhaps as a result of an hour wait for an ambulance.

kids starting school were hours late.

christie, who i liked unttil i found out how he governs as a bully, is out of gas now that

people ealize his pettiness and vindictivness.

impeachment for using his power as governor to ruin anyone that doen't endorse him,

is on the table.

several local newspapers have been investigating his illegal use of the office of the governor.
Gene363
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12 years ago

I live in new jersey. He's still the best we've had in a really long time.

dlandri21 wrote:



Thanks...I'm working on getting out. It's way too expensive here. But Christie is far better than corzine or mcgreevey.

dlandri21 wrote:



Wow. Sounds like you are working on the best solution.
Brewha
12 years ago
I have never seen such a beautiful sight as New Jersey, in a rear view mirror . . .
Gene363
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12 years ago

Gene363

"recalcitrant mayor" not so much, he just didn't want to enorse christie,

he has a billion doller improvement going on near the bridge entrance, housing,

office buildings and major improvements to the city to improve it financially,

it's path to glory is he ability to access and cities around is accessability to new york

shutting down that ability delutes it's value. financing was in place until the governor

demonstratd his ability to devalue any inestments and the financing has ben put on hold.


in addition his city was gridlocked and ems could not reach people in distress.

one old lady died, perhaps as a result of an hour wait for an ambulance.

kids starting school were hours late.

christie, who i liked unttil i found out how he governs as a bully, is out of gas now that

people ealize his pettiness and vindictivness.

impeachment for using his power as governor to ruin anyone that doen't endorse him,

is on the table.

several local newspapers have been investigating his illegal use of the office of the governor.

RICKAMAVEN wrote:



Rick,

Thanks! Devaluing his development makes some sense, though it punishes the citizens more than the mayor. It was a really dumb move from any angle.

The "recalcitrant" part was sarcasm.

wheelrite
12 years ago

I have never seen such a beautiful sight as New Jersey, in a rear view mirror . . .

Brewha wrote:



Ever pay the Tolls on the Garden State Turnpike ?

holy chit,,,


wheel,
RICKAMAVEN
12 years ago

Gene363

yo comprendo sarcasm.

it is presumed at this point that christie or a member of his staff have a history of this kind

of dealings, payback like a child who wan'ts last taps.

either way, there is somsthing rottten in denmark. if christie is the culprit seeking revenge

he is damned.

if he has a chief of staff doing i behind his back, he is still damned for not being aware of

what is going on.

someone is going to be granted immunity, and christie might get to meet former governer

Ron Blagojevich in jail. it's going to be a mini-series.
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