Why would one have to pardon LEGAL gun owners??
Chrispy Cream gives away snowballs to Eskimos
Lol, too little too late chubsy!
Can he do it now? Why hasn’t he?
LOL Rushing right out there to issue a pardon this time unlike when the kid who wanted to be a cop was “caught” with his legal gun.
In the other case, Chunky C let the kid twist in the wind for a year or better.
Christie is finished . He attacked Trump. Too bad hristie . Go eat a doughnut and go out to the bridge you closed with 40 thousand stranded.
New Jersey is just like Iowa, they think they are important.
Wrong.
Then he should do it, and stop talking about doing it.
He will say and do anything to get into the primaries....but guess what...his own state can’t stand him so why would he even worry about it?
I have an idea, Christie.....how ‘bout you REPEAL those
DRACONIAN Jersey gun laws?
If he weren’t merely trying to resuscitate a dying Presidential Campaign, I’d cheer.
Why hasn’t he already done it?
When? After you financially ruin them!
Pardoning someone one who should have not been arrested in the first place, jersey city, camden some very wonderful vacation spots for you and your family
They always slip in a weasel word. In this case, “likely”. Yeah, right Crispy Creme.
Too little too late, fat boy.
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That’s very BIG of him.
He only COMMUTED the sentence of Brian Aitken.
Christie is a lying SOS.
Father sent to jail and barred from seeing his son.... after he was found with unloaded gun .
A desperate father has been banned from seeing his young son for four years after he was found with an unloaded gun he legally owned in the back of his car among his possessions as he moved house. Brian Aitken was arrested in 2009 as he was moving back from Colorado to New Jersey to be near his child after a divorce. He was later convicted of possessing a gun and sentenced to seven years’ prison. Now the New York University graduate and digital media entrepreneur is using a crowdfunding website to raise funds so he can write a book about his ordeal and hopefully be reunited with his little boy. The saga began when Aitken’s mother called 911 after he arrived with his possessions piled high at her house in New Jersey, but she didn’t complete the call. The police arrived regardless and after questioning her she explained that she was concerned for Aitken’s welfare following his divorce.
The officers then called Aitken, who by that stage had left, and coerced him to return. When he arrived, the officers searched his car and found three locked, unloaded handguns in the trunk. He was then arrested.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3080081/posts
The states would get together and sign “individually” a general rule saying....if you are legal in the state that is your residence, you are legal in all states on a temporary basis. But with a provision....if you transfer the gun, it must be within the state where it is/was licensed.