Did Chrispie just shoot down his vice presidential nomination by lying?

[sealybobo]

Did Chrispie just shoot down his vice presidential nomination by lying?

Why should that matter? Obama got elected...

Obama waited until after he won to break some of his promises.

Every President has broken promises. Bush promised not to get involved in nation building and said he would balance his budget.

Can you imagine how many promises Flip Romney will break if he wins?

 

[hjmick]

Did Chrispie just shoot down his vice presidential nomination by lying?

Why should that matter? Obama got elected...

Obama waited until after he won to break some of his promises.

Every President has broken promises. Bush promised not to get involved in nation building and said he would balance his budget.

Can you imagine how many promises Flip Romney will break if he wins?

The problem is, they know what promises they intend to break. They say shit just to get elected with full knowledge that much of what they say will not happen, that they have no intention of fulfilling many of their promises. That makes them liars. All of them.

 

[Avatar4321]

Did Chrispie just shoot down his vice presidential nomination by lying?

Why should that matter? Obama got elected...

Obama waited until after he won to break some of his promises.

Every President has broken promises. Bush promised not to get involved in nation building and said he would balance his budget.

Can you imagine how many promises Flip Romney will break if he wins?

Bush wasn't exactly expecting 9/11.

Obama broke a major campaign promise on the first day when he didn't close GITMO on day one like he said he would.

 

[OpenJumper1]

The project would have helped meet the projected increase in travel demand and improved mobility by doubling the number of daily peak period trains, and significantly increasing daily trips between New Jersey and Manhattan—from about 174,000 without the project to 254,000 with the project by 2030—while reducing transfers and station crowding and improving reliability of service.
The project potentially would have generated economic activity in the region in the form of jobs and income, business activity, and increased home values, but many economic effects were hard to predict with certainty. For example, the extent to which the project would shift the location of economic activity, versus providing additional net economic activity, is uncertain.
The project was estimated to have created limited but mostly positive environmental effects—in particular, improved air quality—and included measures to mitigate negative effects such as noise and storm water runoff.

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I understand that Chrispie is twice the man I am, but lying and costing a state thousands of jobs and an economic future is a "no-no".[/QUOTE]


RINO! Progressive politician....coming to find out. NJ is not really better off now.
Taxes are still rising too.....so yeah, they all lying. Got a 2 faced President and govenors think we are to be sht on everyday! WTF

 

[Quantum Windbag]

U.S. GAO - Commuter Rail: Potential Impacts and Cost Estimates for the Cancelled Hudson River Tunnel Project

The project would have helped meet the projected increase in travel demand and improved mobility by doubling the number of daily peak period trains, and significantly increasing daily trips between New Jersey and Manhattan—from about 174,000 without the project to 254,000 with the project by 2030—while reducing transfers and station crowding and improving reliability of service.
The project potentially would have generated economic activity in the region in the form of jobs and income, business activity, and increased home values, but many economic effects were hard to predict with certainty. For example, the extent to which the project would shift the location of economic activity, versus providing additional net economic activity, is uncertain.
The project was estimated to have created limited but mostly positive environmental effects—in particular, improved air quality—and included measures to mitigate negative effects such as noise and storm water runoff.

Mr. Christie also misstated New Jersey’s share of the costs: he said the state would pay 70 percent of the project; the report found that New Jersey was paying 14.4 percent.

Chris Christie Lied About Costs of Hudson River Tunnel Project He Cancelled | FDL News Desk

I understand that Chrispie is twice the man I am, but lying and costing a state thousands of jobs and an economic future is a "no-no".

If political disagreements were lies Obama would never tell the truth.

Wait, he doesn't, never mind.