Posted on 01/23/2014 1:58:05 PM PST by SoConPubbie
Soon after the Bridge-gate scandal broke, the nation's Governors met in DC for a regularly scheduled conference of the National Governors Association. Several Republican Governors spoke out in defense of Christie while in DC.
The RGA issued its own statement: Governor Christie apologized to the people of New Jersey, the people of Fort Lee and to the members of the New Jersey legislature. He made it clear that members of his team exhibited unacceptable conduct and a complete lack of respect for both the role of government and the people he is trusted to serve. He believes that when mistakes are made, you own up to them. Thats what leadership is about. He made it clear he is responsible for what happens under his watch the good and the bad.
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The book has not been closed on Bridge-gate. The state Legislature and the US Attorney are investigating the details of the bridge closing. The staff whose involvement has been identified have been long-time staffers for Christie. It is possible there were other instances of political bullying in Christie's tenure, even if he had no knowledge of the events.
Gov. Christie will dictate how more than $100 million is spent in November to support Republican Governors. Donors may want assurances that spending decisions are based on merit and not political favoritism.
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So why hasn’t any GOP governors come out and defended Christie.
Their silence speaks volumes about Christie.
MAYBE THINGS HAVE REACHED THE POINT WHERE THE REPUBLICANS NEED TO FIGHT FIRE WITH FIRE ..I.E. CONSERVATIVES NEED A THUG-LIKE GUY TO HANDLE THE THUGS WE’RE UP AGAINST?...I’M JUST AKSIN’
Good point. So is he going to bully Republican candidates with the $100M? Redundant question, I know.
I’m sure Christie will make sure that the $100 million is distributed to the most “appropriate” crony consultants, advertising agencies and advertising time buying services.
Im sure Christie will make sure that the $100 million is distributed to the most appropriate crony consultants, advertising agencies and advertising time buying services.
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I concur w/ your thinking. Christie will make his choices based on which of his cronies benefit the most.
Side note: what the heck is up w/ NJ politicians? How hard is it to be an honest NJ Pol?
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