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It's too small to need to make any left handed turns.. You should see how folks around here in the sticks reacted to a two lane one way street...They're only human, and from Jersey...Today ends the Chris Christie era in New Jersey
I remember him as a Federal Prosecutor tracking down and prosecuting political corruption before he ran for office
Christie came in as a tough, no nonsense Governor who took no crap in press conferences and would viciously attack anyone who dared question his positions. He was a known bully who enjoyed tormenting any opposition.
His initial successes were in reforming the NJ pension system and balancing the budget. He cancelled the Hudson River rail tunnel. A decision that will hurt NJ for decades
His high point came during Hurricane Sandy where he threatened anyone who failed to evacuate. Get off the beaches!
Christie worked tirelessly after the hurricane hit and reached bipartisan agreements with Obama to help the state. He obviously put the needs of the people over partisan politics
Christie was overwhelmingly re-elected in 2011 and had huge popularity
That is when his governorship fell apart
The Bridgegate scandal showed Christie at his worst as he mocked anyone that questioned him. The "punishment of Ft Lee" was typical Christie bullying but could not be directly linked to him
Once Christie had Presidential aspirations it was obvious he was making decisions that were in the best interests of his presidential aspirations and not in the best interests of NJ. While it can be forgiven that he had to neglect his Governors duties while campaigning, he continued to neglect his job as he endorsed Trump and was trying to get on his ticket
Christies approval went into the teens and his low point came when he blatantly lounged on his Island Beach residence while the park was closed during a government shutdown.
As he leaves office today....Most New Jersey residents won't miss him
And the NJ cycle will continue where they elected a guy who will raise taxes and pander only to the public workers and other special interest groups, and then they will elect another "Republican lite" and start the cycle all over again.
Just can't trust people from a place where they can't make left turns effectively.
I can imagine.
I just hate jughandles.
It's too small to need to make any left handed turns.. You should see how folks around here in the sticks reacted to a two lane one way street...They're only human, and from Jersey...And the NJ cycle will continue where they elected a guy who will raise taxes and pander only to the public workers and other special interest groups, and then they will elect another "Republican lite" and start the cycle all over again.
Just can't trust people from a place where they can't make left turns effectively.
I can imagine.
I just hate jughandles.
I hated them until I bought a house in Maryland and saw what happened to traffic patterns without jughandles
The traffic lights are a lot faster with Jughandles. In MD, I have to wait forever for the light to change
I loved living there, did so twice.... but I suppose where, in New Jersey matters.....we lived on the coast/beach in south Jersey and it was really nice...... of course this was decades ago.... don't know what it is like now?New Jersey is a shit hole. I used to have family there, but like everyone else they picked up and left for greener pastures
Today ends the Chris Christie era in New Jersey
I remember him as a Federal Prosecutor tracking down and prosecuting political corruption before he ran for office
Christie came in as a tough, no nonsense Governor who took no crap in press conferences and would viciously attack anyone who dared question his positions. He was a known bully who enjoyed tormenting any opposition.
His initial successes were in reforming the NJ pension system and balancing the budget. He cancelled the Hudson River rail tunnel. A decision that will hurt NJ for decades
His high point came during Hurricane Sandy where he threatened anyone who failed to evacuate. Get off the beaches!
Christie worked tirelessly after the hurricane hit and reached bipartisan agreements with Obama to help the state. He obviously put the needs of the people over partisan politics
Christie was overwhelmingly re-elected in 2011 and had huge popularity
That is when his governorship fell apart
The Bridgegate scandal showed Christie at his worst as he mocked anyone that questioned him. The "punishment of Ft Lee" was typical Christie bullying but could not be directly linked to him
Once Christie had Presidential aspirations it was obvious he was making decisions that were in the best interests of his presidential aspirations and not in the best interests of NJ. While it can be forgiven that he had to neglect his Governors duties while campaigning, he continued to neglect his job as he endorsed Trump and was trying to get on his ticket
Christies approval went into the teens and his low point came when he blatantly lounged on his Island Beach residence while the park was closed during a government shutdown.
As he leaves office today....Most New Jersey residents won't miss him
The pseudocons on this forum went batshit crazy just because of one photo of Christie touching Obama.Today ends the Chris Christie era in New Jersey
I remember him as a Federal Prosecutor tracking down and prosecuting political corruption before he ran for office
Christie came in as a tough, no nonsense Governor who took no crap in press conferences and would viciously attack anyone who dared question his positions. He was a known bully who enjoyed tormenting any opposition.
His initial successes were in reforming the NJ pension system and balancing the budget. He cancelled the Hudson River rail tunnel. A decision that will hurt NJ for decades
His high point came during Hurricane Sandy where he threatened anyone who failed to evacuate. Get off the beaches!
Christie worked tirelessly after the hurricane hit and reached bipartisan agreements with Obama to help the state. He obviously put the needs of the people over partisan politics
Christie was overwhelmingly re-elected in 2011 and had huge popularity
That is when his governorship fell apart
The Bridgegate scandal showed Christie at his worst as he mocked anyone that questioned him. The "punishment of Ft Lee" was typical Christie bullying but could not be directly linked to him
Once Christie had Presidential aspirations it was obvious he was making decisions that were in the best interests of his presidential aspirations and not in the best interests of NJ. While it can be forgiven that he had to neglect his Governors duties while campaigning, he continued to neglect his job as he endorsed Trump and was trying to get on his ticket
Christies approval went into the teens and his low point came when he blatantly lounged on his Island Beach residence while the park was closed during a government shutdown.
As he leaves office today....Most New Jersey residents won't miss him
What bipartisan agreements with obozo? All they did was do a photo op. That’s not compromise.
The pseudocons on this forum went batshit crazy just because of one photo of Christie touching Obama.Today ends the Chris Christie era in New Jersey
I remember him as a Federal Prosecutor tracking down and prosecuting political corruption before he ran for office
Christie came in as a tough, no nonsense Governor who took no crap in press conferences and would viciously attack anyone who dared question his positions. He was a known bully who enjoyed tormenting any opposition.
His initial successes were in reforming the NJ pension system and balancing the budget. He cancelled the Hudson River rail tunnel. A decision that will hurt NJ for decades
His high point came during Hurricane Sandy where he threatened anyone who failed to evacuate. Get off the beaches!
Christie worked tirelessly after the hurricane hit and reached bipartisan agreements with Obama to help the state. He obviously put the needs of the people over partisan politics
Christie was overwhelmingly re-elected in 2011 and had huge popularity
That is when his governorship fell apart
The Bridgegate scandal showed Christie at his worst as he mocked anyone that questioned him. The "punishment of Ft Lee" was typical Christie bullying but could not be directly linked to him
Once Christie had Presidential aspirations it was obvious he was making decisions that were in the best interests of his presidential aspirations and not in the best interests of NJ. While it can be forgiven that he had to neglect his Governors duties while campaigning, he continued to neglect his job as he endorsed Trump and was trying to get on his ticket
Christies approval went into the teens and his low point came when he blatantly lounged on his Island Beach residence while the park was closed during a government shutdown.
As he leaves office today....Most New Jersey residents won't miss him
What bipartisan agreements with obozo? All they did was do a photo op. That’s not compromise.
Christie went from pseudocon hero to leper in a microsecond.
What bipartisan agreements with obozo? All they did was do a photo op. That’s not compromise.
Christie understood the optics of the situation, and he indeed did help Obama get re-elected. He sold out
Term limits ?Today ends the Chris Christie era in New Jersey
I remember him as a Federal Prosecutor tracking down and prosecuting political corruption before he ran for office
Christie came in as a tough, no nonsense Governor who took no crap in press conferences and would viciously attack anyone who dared question his positions. He was a known bully who enjoyed tormenting any opposition.
His initial successes were in reforming the NJ pension system and balancing the budget. He cancelled the Hudson River rail tunnel. A decision that will hurt NJ for decades
His high point came during Hurricane Sandy where he threatened anyone who failed to evacuate. Get off the beaches!
Christie worked tirelessly after the hurricane hit and reached bipartisan agreements with Obama to help the state. He obviously put the needs of the people over partisan politics
Christie was overwhelmingly re-elected in 2011 and had huge popularity
That is when his governorship fell apart
The Bridgegate scandal showed Christie at his worst as he mocked anyone that questioned him. The "punishment of Ft Lee" was typical Christie bullying but could not be directly linked to him
Once Christie had Presidential aspirations it was obvious he was making decisions that were in the best interests of his presidential aspirations and not in the best interests of NJ. While it can be forgiven that he had to neglect his Governors duties while campaigning, he continued to neglect his job as he endorsed Trump and was trying to get on his ticket
Christies approval went into the teens and his low point came when he blatantly lounged on his Island Beach residence while the park was closed during a government shutdown.
As he leaves office today....Most New Jersey residents won't miss him
Today ends the Chris Christie era in New Jersey
I remember him as a Federal Prosecutor tracking down and prosecuting political corruption before he ran for office
Christie came in as a tough, no nonsense Governor who took no crap in press conferences and would viciously attack anyone who dared question his positions. He was a known bully who enjoyed tormenting any opposition.
His initial successes were in reforming the NJ pension system and balancing the budget. He cancelled the Hudson River rail tunnel. A decision that will hurt NJ for decades
His high point came during Hurricane Sandy where he threatened anyone who failed to evacuate. Get off the beaches!
Christie worked tirelessly after the hurricane hit and reached bipartisan agreements with Obama to help the state. He obviously put the needs of the people over partisan politics
Christie was overwhelmingly re-elected in 2011 and had huge popularity
That is when his governorship fell apart
The Bridgegate scandal showed Christie at his worst as he mocked anyone that questioned him. The "punishment of Ft Lee" was typical Christie bullying but could not be directly linked to him
Once Christie had Presidential aspirations it was obvious he was making decisions that were in the best interests of his presidential aspirations and not in the best interests of NJ. While it can be forgiven that he had to neglect his Governors duties while campaigning, he continued to neglect his job as he endorsed Trump and was trying to get on his ticket
Christies approval went into the teens and his low point came when he blatantly lounged on his Island Beach residence while the park was closed during a government shutdown.
As he leaves office today....Most New Jersey residents won't miss him
What bipartisan agreements with obozo? All they did was do a photo op. That’s not compromise.
Term limits ?Today ends the Chris Christie era in New Jersey
I remember him as a Federal Prosecutor tracking down and prosecuting political corruption before he ran for office
Christie came in as a tough, no nonsense Governor who took no crap in press conferences and would viciously attack anyone who dared question his positions. He was a known bully who enjoyed tormenting any opposition.
His initial successes were in reforming the NJ pension system and balancing the budget. He cancelled the Hudson River rail tunnel. A decision that will hurt NJ for decades
His high point came during Hurricane Sandy where he threatened anyone who failed to evacuate. Get off the beaches!
Christie worked tirelessly after the hurricane hit and reached bipartisan agreements with Obama to help the state. He obviously put the needs of the people over partisan politics
Christie was overwhelmingly re-elected in 2011 and had huge popularity
That is when his governorship fell apart
The Bridgegate scandal showed Christie at his worst as he mocked anyone that questioned him. The "punishment of Ft Lee" was typical Christie bullying but could not be directly linked to him
Once Christie had Presidential aspirations it was obvious he was making decisions that were in the best interests of his presidential aspirations and not in the best interests of NJ. While it can be forgiven that he had to neglect his Governors duties while campaigning, he continued to neglect his job as he endorsed Trump and was trying to get on his ticket
Christies approval went into the teens and his low point came when he blatantly lounged on his Island Beach residence while the park was closed during a government shutdown.
As he leaves office today....Most New Jersey residents won't miss him
Why cant we have that with Nancy, Pocahontas and that dumb bitch Maxine?
Term limits ?Today ends the Chris Christie era in New Jersey
I remember him as a Federal Prosecutor tracking down and prosecuting political corruption before he ran for office
Christie came in as a tough, no nonsense Governor who took no crap in press conferences and would viciously attack anyone who dared question his positions. He was a known bully who enjoyed tormenting any opposition.
His initial successes were in reforming the NJ pension system and balancing the budget. He cancelled the Hudson River rail tunnel. A decision that will hurt NJ for decades
His high point came during Hurricane Sandy where he threatened anyone who failed to evacuate. Get off the beaches!
Christie worked tirelessly after the hurricane hit and reached bipartisan agreements with Obama to help the state. He obviously put the needs of the people over partisan politics
Christie was overwhelmingly re-elected in 2011 and had huge popularity
That is when his governorship fell apart
The Bridgegate scandal showed Christie at his worst as he mocked anyone that questioned him. The "punishment of Ft Lee" was typical Christie bullying but could not be directly linked to him
Once Christie had Presidential aspirations it was obvious he was making decisions that were in the best interests of his presidential aspirations and not in the best interests of NJ. While it can be forgiven that he had to neglect his Governors duties while campaigning, he continued to neglect his job as he endorsed Trump and was trying to get on his ticket
Christies approval went into the teens and his low point came when he blatantly lounged on his Island Beach residence while the park was closed during a government shutdown.
As he leaves office today....Most New Jersey residents won't miss him
Why cant we have that with Nancy, Pocahontas and that dumb bitch Maxine?
Christies poor performance would have been a term limit
Today ends the Chris Christie era in New Jersey
I remember him as a Federal Prosecutor tracking down and prosecuting political corruption before he ran for office
Christie came in as a tough, no nonsense Governor who took no crap in press conferences and would viciously attack anyone who dared question his positions. He was a known bully who enjoyed tormenting any opposition.
His initial successes were in reforming the NJ pension system and balancing the budget. He cancelled the Hudson River rail tunnel. A decision that will hurt NJ for decades
His high point came during Hurricane Sandy where he threatened anyone who failed to evacuate. Get off the beaches!
Christie worked tirelessly after the hurricane hit and reached bipartisan agreements with Obama to help the state. He obviously put the needs of the people over partisan politics
Christie was overwhelmingly re-elected in 2011 and had huge popularity
That is when his governorship fell apart
The Bridgegate scandal showed Christie at his worst as he mocked anyone that questioned him. The "punishment of Ft Lee" was typical Christie bullying but could not be directly linked to him
Once Christie had Presidential aspirations it was obvious he was making decisions that were in the best interests of his presidential aspirations and not in the best interests of NJ. While it can be forgiven that he had to neglect his Governors duties while campaigning, he continued to neglect his job as he endorsed Trump and was trying to get on his ticket
Christies approval went into the teens and his low point came when he blatantly lounged on his Island Beach residence while the park was closed during a government shutdown.
As he leaves office today....Most New Jersey residents won't miss him
What bipartisan agreements with obozo? All they did was do a photo op. That’s not compromise.
It was more than a photo-op
Christie worked out the immediate release of federal aid and was not adverse to being photographed with the President
Term limits ?Today ends the Chris Christie era in New Jersey
I remember him as a Federal Prosecutor tracking down and prosecuting political corruption before he ran for office
Christie came in as a tough, no nonsense Governor who took no crap in press conferences and would viciously attack anyone who dared question his positions. He was a known bully who enjoyed tormenting any opposition.
His initial successes were in reforming the NJ pension system and balancing the budget. He cancelled the Hudson River rail tunnel. A decision that will hurt NJ for decades
His high point came during Hurricane Sandy where he threatened anyone who failed to evacuate. Get off the beaches!
Christie worked tirelessly after the hurricane hit and reached bipartisan agreements with Obama to help the state. He obviously put the needs of the people over partisan politics
Christie was overwhelmingly re-elected in 2011 and had huge popularity
That is when his governorship fell apart
The Bridgegate scandal showed Christie at his worst as he mocked anyone that questioned him. The "punishment of Ft Lee" was typical Christie bullying but could not be directly linked to him
Once Christie had Presidential aspirations it was obvious he was making decisions that were in the best interests of his presidential aspirations and not in the best interests of NJ. While it can be forgiven that he had to neglect his Governors duties while campaigning, he continued to neglect his job as he endorsed Trump and was trying to get on his ticket
Christies approval went into the teens and his low point came when he blatantly lounged on his Island Beach residence while the park was closed during a government shutdown.
As he leaves office today....Most New Jersey residents won't miss him
Why cant we have that with Nancy, Pocahontas and that dumb bitch Maxine?
Christies poor performance would have been a term limit
Term limits ?Today ends the Chris Christie era in New Jersey
I remember him as a Federal Prosecutor tracking down and prosecuting political corruption before he ran for office
Christie came in as a tough, no nonsense Governor who took no crap in press conferences and would viciously attack anyone who dared question his positions. He was a known bully who enjoyed tormenting any opposition.
His initial successes were in reforming the NJ pension system and balancing the budget. He cancelled the Hudson River rail tunnel. A decision that will hurt NJ for decades
His high point came during Hurricane Sandy where he threatened anyone who failed to evacuate. Get off the beaches!
Christie worked tirelessly after the hurricane hit and reached bipartisan agreements with Obama to help the state. He obviously put the needs of the people over partisan politics
Christie was overwhelmingly re-elected in 2011 and had huge popularity
That is when his governorship fell apart
The Bridgegate scandal showed Christie at his worst as he mocked anyone that questioned him. The "punishment of Ft Lee" was typical Christie bullying but could not be directly linked to him
Once Christie had Presidential aspirations it was obvious he was making decisions that were in the best interests of his presidential aspirations and not in the best interests of NJ. While it can be forgiven that he had to neglect his Governors duties while campaigning, he continued to neglect his job as he endorsed Trump and was trying to get on his ticket
Christies approval went into the teens and his low point came when he blatantly lounged on his Island Beach residence while the park was closed during a government shutdown.
As he leaves office today....Most New Jersey residents won't miss him
Why cant we have that with Nancy, Pocahontas and that dumb bitch Maxine?
Christies poor performance would have been a term limit
You stupid .
It was term limits numb nuts
