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Four hundred seventy-seven days after receiving a referral from the Inspector General of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, the office of U.S. Attorney for New Jersey Paul J. Fishman today laid out a first glimpse of the criminal prosecutions arising from Bridgegate.
For four days in September 2013, approach lanes that guide traffic from Fort Lee, N.J. to the eastbound upper deck of the George Washington Bridge, the busiest bridge in the world, were condensed into one lane.
From afar, that may seem like a trivial traffic pattern alteration. But on the ground, it was a nightmare for the residents of Fort Lee, the 36,000 person town perched atop cliffs along the Hudson River. The traffic jam began on the first day of school. Buses full of children were late to school – not by minutes but by hours. Already edgy commuters called city hall. Ambulance crews and EMTs had to abandon their vehicles to reach sick residents on foot. The local police chief tried, with no success, to reach counterparts at the Port Authority Police Department to get an explanation and seek relief. Fort Lee Mayor Mark Sokolich phoned New Jersey’s top executive at the agency, which owns and operates the bridge, seeking an explanation. After getting no response, he phoned the governor’s office. Again, no response. On the fourth day of the closings he sent a letter seeking to quietly persuade the Port Authority to reverse its changes, detailing the hardships being imposed on his borough’s residents.
Might as well stick a fork in Christie's ambitions to become potus.
He is going to be lucky to complete his current term as governor without constant scrutiny of everything he does.
Might as well stick a fork in Christie's ambitions to become potus.
He is going to be lucky to complete his current term as governor without constant scrutiny of everything he does.
That's the way the Democrat's operate....
Attack,attack,attack....
Don't know if Christie had anything to do with bridgegate....
I thought he was cleared of this....
MSNBC covered this every night on their shows for months....
Harry Reid accused Romney of not paying his taxes without offering proof....
All from the safety of the Senate floor.....
When asked if there was anything to the allegation Reid responded....
Well he didn't win did he.
Or something along those lines....
No one remembers if there was any truth to charges of wrongdoing...
The voters only seem to remember the charge.
I thought Christie was the guy for the Repubs a while back...
But he's better in local politics...
Or maybe not.
That's up to NJ....
But as being elected President...
He is not the guy.
For me anyway.
If we can ignore hillarygate we can ignore bridge gate...for sho, yo...Inside Chris Christie's No Good, Really Bad, Downright Terrible Day
One of two Republicans who had a chance of beating Hilary is now down for the count.
Too bad. I like the guy. Now only Jeb remains.
Four hundred seventy-seven days after receiving a referral from the Inspector General of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, the office of U.S. Attorney for New Jersey Paul J. Fishman today laid out a first glimpse of the criminal prosecutions arising from Bridgegate.
For four days in September 2013, approach lanes that guide traffic from Fort Lee, N.J. to the eastbound upper deck of the George Washington Bridge, the busiest bridge in the world, were condensed into one lane.
From afar, that may seem like a trivial traffic pattern alteration. But on the ground, it was a nightmare for the residents of Fort Lee, the 36,000 person town perched atop cliffs along the Hudson River. The traffic jam began on the first day of school. Buses full of children were late to school – not by minutes but by hours. Already edgy commuters called city hall. Ambulance crews and EMTs had to abandon their vehicles to reach sick residents on foot. The local police chief tried, with no success, to reach counterparts at the Port Authority Police Department to get an explanation and seek relief. Fort Lee Mayor Mark Sokolich phoned New Jersey’s top executive at the agency, which owns and operates the bridge, seeking an explanation. After getting no response, he phoned the governor’s office. Again, no response. On the fourth day of the closings he sent a letter seeking to quietly persuade the Port Authority to reverse its changes, detailing the hardships being imposed on his borough’s residents.
You are confusing obabble with fat boy....Might as well stick a fork in Christie's ambitions to become potus.
He is going to be lucky to complete his current term as governor without constant scrutiny of everything he does.
That's the way the Democrat's operate....
Attack,attack,attack....
Don't know if Christie had anything to do with bridgegate....
I thought he was cleared of this....
MSNBC covered this every night on their shows for months....
Harry Reid accused Romney of not paying his taxes without offering proof....
All from the safety of the Senate floor.....
When asked if there was anything to the allegation Reid responded....
Well he didn't win did he.
Or something along those lines....
No one remembers if there was any truth to charges of wrongdoing...
The voters only seem to remember the charge.
Christie screwed himself with his own words.
Either he was well aware of what was happening and is lying by claiming plausible deniability or he is so incompetent that he had no clue what his own staff were doing.
Either way he has shot himself in the foot.
Inside Chris Christie's No Good, Really Bad, Downright Terrible Day
One of two Republicans who had a chance of beating Hilary is now down for the count.
Too bad. I like the guy. Now only Jeb remains.
Four hundred seventy-seven days after receiving a referral from the Inspector General of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, the office of U.S. Attorney for New Jersey Paul J. Fishman today laid out a first glimpse of the criminal prosecutions arising from Bridgegate.
For four days in September 2013, approach lanes that guide traffic from Fort Lee, N.J. to the eastbound upper deck of the George Washington Bridge, the busiest bridge in the world, were condensed into one lane.
From afar, that may seem like a trivial traffic pattern alteration. But on the ground, it was a nightmare for the residents of Fort Lee, the 36,000 person town perched atop cliffs along the Hudson River. The traffic jam began on the first day of school. Buses full of children were late to school – not by minutes but by hours. Already edgy commuters called city hall. Ambulance crews and EMTs had to abandon their vehicles to reach sick residents on foot. The local police chief tried, with no success, to reach counterparts at the Port Authority Police Department to get an explanation and seek relief. Fort Lee Mayor Mark Sokolich phoned New Jersey’s top executive at the agency, which owns and operates the bridge, seeking an explanation. After getting no response, he phoned the governor’s office. Again, no response. On the fourth day of the closings he sent a letter seeking to quietly persuade the Port Authority to reverse its changes, detailing the hardships being imposed on his borough’s residents.
Might as well stick a fork in Christie's ambitions to become potus.
He is going to be lucky to complete his current term as governor without constant scrutiny of everything he does.
That's the way the Democrat's operate....
Attack,attack,attack....
Don't know if Christie had anything to do with bridgegate....
I thought he was cleared of this....
MSNBC covered this every night on their shows for months....
Harry Reid accused Romney of not paying his taxes without offering proof....
All from the safety of the Senate floor.....
When asked if there was anything to the allegation Reid responded....
Well he didn't win did he.
Or something along those lines....
No one remembers if there was any truth to charges of wrongdoing...
The voters only seem to remember the charge.
