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So it's all good, right?They were delayed in getting to the victim, which means delayed rescue and first responder treatment which could have saved her life.She died at the hospital, because of Bridgegate. Bridgegate isn't a place stupid, it refers to a scandal.4×3=12.
In any event, SHE DIED AT THE HOSPITAL
If only the ambulance would have taken her to a facility that could have treated her properly! Instead, because of Bridgegate, they had to divert course and take her to a hospital instead.
Shame!
Yes, yes. Of course, Jake.
She was better off in the ambulance. Christie's Bridgegate forced the ambulance to make an unplanned detour and drop her at the far inferior hospital where she later died
I guess deliberately closing the bridge to punish a political opponent was ineffective and had no impact, right?
What's an extra five minutes waiting for an ambulance? No big deal if it happens to you, right?
What's an extra five minutes if your house is on fire, right? No big deal.
So it's all good, right?They were delayed in getting to the victim, which means delayed rescue and first responder treatment which could have saved her life.She died at the hospital, because of Bridgegate. Bridgegate isn't a place stupid, it refers to a scandal.
If only the ambulance would have taken her to a facility that could have treated her properly! Instead, because of Bridgegate, they had to divert course and take her to a hospital instead.
Shame!
Yes, yes. Of course, Jake.
She was better off in the ambulance. Christie's Bridgegate forced the ambulance to make an unplanned detour and drop her at the far inferior hospital where she later died
I guess deliberately closing the bridge to punish a political opponent was ineffective and had no impact, right?
What's an extra five minutes waiting for an ambulance? No big deal if it happens to you, right?
What's an extra five minutes if your house is on fire, right? No big deal.
Now the house is on fire? I thought they had to get the woman to the hospital, which is it?
BOOM! There it is! Just as I predicted. The tu quoque logical fallacy. The number one favorite of tards who can't stand on the merits of their argument.In any event, these "points" of yours, coming from the party that called the murder of 4 Americans at the Benghazi Consulate "bumps in the road", really impresses me. You care so much about people, Jake
NJ Gov. Chris Christie knew about Bridgegate scheme as it unfolded, Feds say:
- http://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime/prosecution-rips-ex-christie-allies-start-bridgegate-trial-article-1.2798177 -
The Bridgegate trial extracted a heavy toll on Chris Christie Monday, when a federal prosecutor said the New Jersey governor knew about the petty scheme that caused gridlock in Fort Lee while it was underway.
The charge that Christie was told of the alleged political retaliation on the third of four days of traffic problems at the George Washington Bridge contradicted the governor’s previous statements that he was “blindsided” by the scandal.
Prosecutors levied the stunning allegation during opening remarks in the trial of former Christie associates, Bridget Kelly and Bill Baroni, who are charged with intentionally causing traffic tieups on the GWB in September 2013.
Kelly and Baroni — along with former Port Authority honcho David Wildstein — orchestrated the closures as retribution for the refusal of Fort Lee Mayor Mark Sokolich, a Democrat, to endorse Christie for reelection, prosecutors say.
Bridgegate trial begins Monday for two Chris Christie cronies
Wildstein has pleaded guilty and will take the stand as the government’s star witness.
On Sept. 11, 2013 — the third of four days that traffic was bumper to bumper in Fort Lee — Baroni and Wildstein told Christie of the plot during a 9/11 memorial event in lower Manhattan and boasted that Sokolich’s desperate calls to the Port Authority were being met with “radio silence,” Assistant U.S. Attorney Vikas Khanna said.
“They bragged about the fact there were traffic problems in Fort Lee (to Christie) and that Mayor Sokolich wasn’t getting his calls returned,” Khanna said.
Attorneys for Kelly and Baroni, meanwhile, sought to portray their clients as decent public servants who had the misfortune of entering Wildstein’s orbit. ...
everyone knew his people wouldn't have done that without him knowing. the fact that anyone played along with his denials was amusing.
How many US ambassadors were murdered in Bridgegate
Good one, CF
So it's all good, right?They were delayed in getting to the victim, which means delayed rescue and first responder treatment which could have saved her life.She died at the hospital, because of Bridgegate. Bridgegate isn't a place stupid, it refers to a scandal.
If only the ambulance would have taken her to a facility that could have treated her properly! Instead, because of Bridgegate, they had to divert course and take her to a hospital instead.
Shame!
Yes, yes. Of course, Jake.
She was better off in the ambulance. Christie's Bridgegate forced the ambulance to make an unplanned detour and drop her at the far inferior hospital where she later died
I guess deliberately closing the bridge to punish a political opponent was ineffective and had no impact, right?
What's an extra five minutes waiting for an ambulance? No big deal if it happens to you, right?
What's an extra five minutes if your house is on fire, right? No big deal.
Now the house is on fire? I thought they had to get the woman to the hospital, which is it?
In any event, these "points" of yours, coming from the party that called the murder of 4 Americans at the Benghazi Consulate "bumps in the road", really impresses me. You care so much about people, Jake
NJ Gov. Chris Christie knew about Bridgegate scheme as it unfolded, Feds say:
- http://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime/prosecution-rips-ex-christie-allies-start-bridgegate-trial-article-1.2798177 -
The Bridgegate trial extracted a heavy toll on Chris Christie Monday, when a federal prosecutor said the New Jersey governor knew about the petty scheme that caused gridlock in Fort Lee while it was underway.
The charge that Christie was told of the alleged political retaliation on the third of four days of traffic problems at the George Washington Bridge contradicted the governor’s previous statements that he was “blindsided” by the scandal.
Prosecutors levied the stunning allegation during opening remarks in the trial of former Christie associates, Bridget Kelly and Bill Baroni, who are charged with intentionally causing traffic tieups on the GWB in September 2013.
Kelly and Baroni — along with former Port Authority honcho David Wildstein — orchestrated the closures as retribution for the refusal of Fort Lee Mayor Mark Sokolich, a Democrat, to endorse Christie for reelection, prosecutors say.
Bridgegate trial begins Monday for two Chris Christie cronies
Wildstein has pleaded guilty and will take the stand as the government’s star witness.
On Sept. 11, 2013 — the third of four days that traffic was bumper to bumper in Fort Lee — Baroni and Wildstein told Christie of the plot during a 9/11 memorial event in lower Manhattan and boasted that Sokolich’s desperate calls to the Port Authority were being met with “radio silence,” Assistant U.S. Attorney Vikas Khanna said.
“They bragged about the fact there were traffic problems in Fort Lee (to Christie) and that Mayor Sokolich wasn’t getting his calls returned,” Khanna said.
Attorneys for Kelly and Baroni, meanwhile, sought to portray their clients as decent public servants who had the misfortune of entering Wildstein’s orbit. ...
everyone knew his people wouldn't have done that without him knowing. the fact that anyone played along with his denials was amusing.
How many US ambassadors were murdered in Bridgegate
Good one, CF
only to rightwingnuit loons.
Well that leaves you out.Perhaps, only to those with an IQ of more than two digits.
Well that leaves you out.Perhaps, only to those with an IQ of more than two digits.
3rd grade is 2 grades farther than you ever got!Well that leaves you out.Perhaps, only to those with an IQ of more than two digits.
OMG!!!
A third grader checks in with a "so are you" post"!!!!
Brilliant.
Now...who helped you write that?
3rd grade is 2 grades farther than you ever got!Well that leaves you out.Perhaps, only to those with an IQ of more than two digits.
OMG!!!
A third grader checks in with a "so are you" post"!!!!
Brilliant.
Now...who helped you write that?
Dem feds chasing down a repub. I'm shocked.NJ Gov. Chris Christie knew about Bridgegate scheme as it unfolded, Feds say:
- http://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime/prosecution-rips-ex-christie-allies-start-bridgegate-trial-article-1.2798177 -
The Bridgegate trial extracted a heavy toll on Chris Christie Monday, when a federal prosecutor said the New Jersey governor knew about the petty scheme that caused gridlock in Fort Lee while it was underway.
The charge that Christie was told of the alleged political retaliation on the third of four days of traffic problems at the George Washington Bridge contradicted the governor’s previous statements that he was “blindsided” by the scandal.
Prosecutors levied the stunning allegation during opening remarks in the trial of former Christie associates, Bridget Kelly and Bill Baroni, who are charged with intentionally causing traffic tieups on the GWB in September 2013.
Kelly and Baroni — along with former Port Authority honcho David Wildstein — orchestrated the closures as retribution for the refusal of Fort Lee Mayor Mark Sokolich, a Democrat, to endorse Christie for reelection, prosecutors say.
Bridgegate trial begins Monday for two Chris Christie cronies
Wildstein has pleaded guilty and will take the stand as the government’s star witness.
On Sept. 11, 2013 — the third of four days that traffic was bumper to bumper in Fort Lee — Baroni and Wildstein told Christie of the plot during a 9/11 memorial event in lower Manhattan and boasted that Sokolich’s desperate calls to the Port Authority were being met with “radio silence,” Assistant U.S. Attorney Vikas Khanna said.
“They bragged about the fact there were traffic problems in Fort Lee (to Christie) and that Mayor Sokolich wasn’t getting his calls returned,” Khanna said.
Attorneys for Kelly and Baroni, meanwhile, sought to portray their clients as decent public servants who had the misfortune of entering Wildstein’s orbit. ...
So it's all good, right?They were delayed in getting to the victim, which means delayed rescue and first responder treatment which could have saved her life.If only the ambulance would have taken her to a facility that could have treated her properly! Instead, because of Bridgegate, they had to divert course and take her to a hospital instead.
Shame!
Yes, yes. Of course, Jake.
She was better off in the ambulance. Christie's Bridgegate forced the ambulance to make an unplanned detour and drop her at the far inferior hospital where she later died
I guess deliberately closing the bridge to punish a political opponent was ineffective and had no impact, right?
What's an extra five minutes waiting for an ambulance? No big deal if it happens to you, right?
What's an extra five minutes if your house is on fire, right? No big deal.
Now the house is on fire? I thought they had to get the woman to the hospital, which is it?
Fire trucks were also delayed, idiot.
What's an extra five minutes if your house is on fire, right?
BOOM! There it is! Just as I predicted. The tu quoque logical fallacy. The number one favorite of tards who can't stand on the merits of their argument.In any event, these "points" of yours, coming from the party that called the murder of 4 Americans at the Benghazi Consulate "bumps in the road", really impresses me. You care so much about people, Jake
Don't be that Two Wrongs Make A Right Winger kind of tard, LadyGunSlinger.
I think I rated you at least 1 grade too high.3rd grade is 2 grades farther than you ever got!Well that leaves you out.Perhaps, only to those with an IQ of more than two digits.
OMG!!!
A third grader checks in with a "so are you" post"!!!!
Brilliant.
Now...who helped you write that?
Just to make you appear a tiny bit smarter than these 'that's you but what am I' posts that you have been reduced to.....
....try something like this:
" I'm polymerized tree sap, you're an inorganic adhesive. Any verbal projectile you launch in my direction is reflected off me, returns to its original trajectory and adheres to you."
Leave out the 'duhs' that you usually mutter ever other word.
Aren't people worried this guy will be part of Trump's Cabinet?NJ Gov. Chris Christie knew about Bridgegate scheme as it unfolded, Feds say:
- http://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime/prosecution-rips-ex-christie-allies-start-bridgegate-trial-article-1.2798177 -
The Bridgegate trial extracted a heavy toll on Chris Christie Monday, when a federal prosecutor said the New Jersey governor knew about the petty scheme that caused gridlock in Fort Lee while it was underway.
The charge that Christie was told of the alleged political retaliation on the third of four days of traffic problems at the George Washington Bridge contradicted the governor’s previous statements that he was “blindsided” by the scandal.
Prosecutors levied the stunning allegation during opening remarks in the trial of former Christie associates, Bridget Kelly and Bill Baroni, who are charged with intentionally causing traffic tieups on the GWB in September 2013.
Kelly and Baroni — along with former Port Authority honcho David Wildstein — orchestrated the closures as retribution for the refusal of Fort Lee Mayor Mark Sokolich, a Democrat, to endorse Christie for reelection, prosecutors say.
Bridgegate trial begins Monday for two Chris Christie cronies
Wildstein has pleaded guilty and will take the stand as the government’s star witness.
On Sept. 11, 2013 — the third of four days that traffic was bumper to bumper in Fort Lee — Baroni and Wildstein told Christie of the plot during a 9/11 memorial event in lower Manhattan and boasted that Sokolich’s desperate calls to the Port Authority were being met with “radio silence,” Assistant U.S. Attorney Vikas Khanna said.
“They bragged about the fact there were traffic problems in Fort Lee (to Christie) and that Mayor Sokolich wasn’t getting his calls returned,” Khanna said.
Attorneys for Kelly and Baroni, meanwhile, sought to portray their clients as decent public servants who had the misfortune of entering Wildstein’s orbit. ...
