It has to do with how Christie handled an emergency, assuming he's telling the truth. Once he was assured that his staff wasn't involved, a governor who cared about people would've said "I don't care what the cause of the problem is, let's do everything we can to get that trafiic snarl taken care of". Nobody's brought up the bad governing conclusion that comes from believing Christie.
Of course we should let it be used to destroy Christie. Conservatives are sick of the RNC and their friends in high places choosing candidates conservatives don't support, then saying it's our fault they lose. They've shown us they'd rather lose elections than cede power to constitutional conservatives. Christie, their current fave, was a real bad choice, and not just because he doesn't support any of our issues....by his own admission in this situation, he's a lousy governor. If the ptb try to give us Jeb Bush or Paul Ryan or someone else who isn't a constitutional conservative, we should be just as thrilled if the dems and the media destroy them, too.
With any luck, only Ted Cruz, Mike Lee, Rand Paul and the others who stand with them will be left when primary season comes around.
I wouldn’t want to vote for Christie. I might just sit it out. Course look what we have in there now. It would be hard to sit out again. I did vote Romney holding my nose, but McCain was too much of a turncoat for me to vote for him. No freakin’ way!
Look, I’m not saying Christie has done good here. I think he may be problematic on this issue. It’s still a traffic jam vs major nation and international scandals.
Which deserve air time? Christie, for this? Nah. Sorry, this media should be laughed out of town on this one, and I think there very well may be more shoes to drop on this.
Where was the tenacity and follow-up on Obama malfeasance?