LOL CHRIS CHRISTIE: But Guys, Don't You Remember All Those Scandals Involving Democrats?
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I've always thought, for a while anyway, that prosecutors make horribly corrupt politicians, as they are accustomed to and adept at using state power to control and manipulate evidence and truth. They tend to believe they are invincible before the law imo.
Christie, Rudy, Blago, Spitzer, Coakley, even Blumenthal.
And I can't think of a single prosecutor who ever became POTUS. Seems like there must've been one tho. Free cookie for anyone who can name one!
Derp, Clinton was AG of Arkansas. Only for 2 years tho. Like I said, very adept at manipulating the truth. How do you define sexual relations? For me, BJs and fishy cigars don't count! lol
Seriously, I'd trust a car salesman or poker player before I'd trust a prosecutor. Maybe hyperbole there, but not by much.
Ahywho, my money is on Christie and this Bridget Gidget Widget doing the Funky Cold Medina. You heard it here first!
Apparently, Christie promoted her, a relative unknown, to higher ranks right by his side. Seems a bit fishy and funky to me.
Then again, if Christie did the funky cold medina for longer than 30 seconds, I'd think he'd be arrested, cardiac arrested. Who knows tho, he's probably a stud muffin, like a dozen stud muffins.
Honestly, tho, I'm hoping to see Christie in the GOP primary for the lulz, tangling with Rand and Cruz, but Christie may find himself out of office before that even happens if Wildstein gets immunity and has some dirt to dish.
Christie, Rudy, Blago, Spitzer, Coakley, even Blumenthal.
And I can't think of a single prosecutor who ever became POTUS. Seems like there must've been one tho. Free cookie for anyone who can name one!
Derp, Clinton was AG of Arkansas. Only for 2 years tho. Like I said, very adept at manipulating the truth. How do you define sexual relations? For me, BJs and fishy cigars don't count! lol
Seriously, I'd trust a car salesman or poker player before I'd trust a prosecutor. Maybe hyperbole there, but not by much.
Ahywho, my money is on Christie and this Bridget Gidget Widget doing the Funky Cold Medina. You heard it here first!
Apparently, Christie promoted her, a relative unknown, to higher ranks right by his side. Seems a bit fishy and funky to me.
Then again, if Christie did the funky cold medina for longer than 30 seconds, I'd think he'd be arrested, cardiac arrested. Who knows tho, he's probably a stud muffin, like a dozen stud muffins.
Honestly, tho, I'm hoping to see Christie in the GOP primary for the lulz, tangling with Rand and Cruz, but Christie may find himself out of office before that even happens if Wildstein gets immunity and has some dirt to dish.
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Riverman, this is for you because you are the OP and a golfer of sorts...
Re: Bridget Anne Kelly (nee Daul)
Things that make you go hmmm...
So my guess is that Big Chris was really, really sad the other day because he just fired his love glove...ermm...golf glove...you know, that thing that made his golf game and political game better.
That he didn't ask her any questions after learning of the smoking email nor before or after firing her is bizarre, and not believable, unless he knew exactly what she would say beforehand.
Bridget's b-day
She went to Immaculate Heart Academy for hs as well. Catholic school girl through and through. Probably a super-freak. lol
Before you accuse me over conspiritarding this thread up, let it be known, I just report the facts, you decide.
Re: Bridget Anne Kelly (nee Daul)
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Her husband, Joe — a golf pro at the Mendham Golf & Tennis Club, where Christie and wife Mary Pat are members — was stunned when his wife of 16 years came home in 2011 and announced she wanted a divorce.
“The guy was a wreck. It was completely out of the blue,” a source said.
Records show Bridget Kelly filed for divorce in December 2011, citing irreconcilable differences. The divorce was granted in February 2012. She got their Ramsey home, and he moved to Upper Saddle River. They have joint custody of their two daughters and two sons.
Neither Joe nor Bridget Kelly could be reached Thursday.
Bridget Kelly’s spectacular flame-out ended a nearly two-decade Republican political career. After graduating Maryland’s Mount St. Mary’s University in 2004, she went to work as a legislative aide.
She joined the Christie administration in 2010 as director of legislative relations and in April 2013 was tapped for her $140,000-a-year job as a deputy chief of staff.
http://nypost.com/2014/01/10/meet-fi...et-anne-kelly/
“The guy was a wreck. It was completely out of the blue,” a source said.
Records show Bridget Kelly filed for divorce in December 2011, citing irreconcilable differences. The divorce was granted in February 2012. She got their Ramsey home, and he moved to Upper Saddle River. They have joint custody of their two daughters and two sons.
Neither Joe nor Bridget Kelly could be reached Thursday.
Bridget Kelly’s spectacular flame-out ended a nearly two-decade Republican political career. After graduating Maryland’s Mount St. Mary’s University in 2004, she went to work as a legislative aide.
She joined the Christie administration in 2010 as director of legislative relations and in April 2013 was tapped for her $140,000-a-year job as a deputy chief of staff.
http://nypost.com/2014/01/10/meet-fi...et-anne-kelly/
So my guess is that Big Chris was really, really sad the other day because he just fired his love glove...ermm...golf glove...you know, that thing that made his golf game and political game better.
That he didn't ask her any questions after learning of the smoking email nor before or after firing her is bizarre, and not believable, unless he knew exactly what she would say beforehand.
Bridget's b-day
She went to Immaculate Heart Academy for hs as well. Catholic school girl through and through. Probably a super-freak. lol
Before you accuse me over conspiritarding this thread up, let it be known, I just report the facts, you decide.
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A friend named "Steven" posted the following on a separate message board:
"And if he believed his office wasn't connected to the closure, what do you think his response would be? Isn't it possible he responded this way because he really did not think there was any connection?"
I responded to my friend Steven's conjecture as follows:
Steven:
If Chris Christie was totally clean in this affair, here is the way he would have responded. On the very first day of the shutdown, once he was aware that his constiuents were being inconvenienced (and potentially emperiled) this "take charge" rough-and-tough "get things done" Governor would have been on the phone raising hell with officials at the New York Port Authorty letting them know that if they didn't get the bridge reopened (as in "right now!") then their jobs would be on the line. He wouldn't have meekly accepted any guff about a "traffic study." He would have made it clear to the responsible officials that if they didn't get off their ass*s "today!" and get the bridge reopened, their careers (and cushy jobs) would cease immediately.
That's what a real (non-complicit) Governor would have done - he would have been raising holy hell - and he would have been raising hell in front of television cameras and reporters. Chris Christie did none of that - he sat on his fat butt for four days and said nothing while his constituents suffered. That's why I believe he's complicit in this. A real Governor would have been all over this on Day One.
Broken Back Alan of Huntsville
"And if he believed his office wasn't connected to the closure, what do you think his response would be? Isn't it possible he responded this way because he really did not think there was any connection?"
I responded to my friend Steven's conjecture as follows:
Steven:
If Chris Christie was totally clean in this affair, here is the way he would have responded. On the very first day of the shutdown, once he was aware that his constiuents were being inconvenienced (and potentially emperiled) this "take charge" rough-and-tough "get things done" Governor would have been on the phone raising hell with officials at the New York Port Authorty letting them know that if they didn't get the bridge reopened (as in "right now!") then their jobs would be on the line. He wouldn't have meekly accepted any guff about a "traffic study." He would have made it clear to the responsible officials that if they didn't get off their ass*s "today!" and get the bridge reopened, their careers (and cushy jobs) would cease immediately.
That's what a real (non-complicit) Governor would have done - he would have been raising holy hell - and he would have been raising hell in front of television cameras and reporters. Chris Christie did none of that - he sat on his fat butt for four days and said nothing while his constituents suffered. That's why I believe he's complicit in this. A real Governor would have been all over this on Day One.
Broken Back Alan of Huntsville
Christie def knew about this, but he likely knows that there are no emails with his name on it and the rest will just be someone else's word against his which he can deny 'til the cows come home and he eats them.
iirc, Bridget had a yahoo.com account for her email which I thought was weird. Why not an official nj.gov account? So maybe Christie was emailing on her account while they both were knocking boots. Maybe the "Time for traffic problems" email was from Christie. It was early morning iirc. Yeah, her email was at 7:35am and Christie claims that he was done the other day with his morning workout and shower at 8:50. Diff days, sure, but that's probably when these 2 love birds are hooking up, early morning during "workouts".
Anyway, just saying that just because it's her nominal email account, does not mean she was the one actually clicking send (i hate the just because formulation btw, but no other way to say that imo).
And Bridget def works out:
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The picture above, from Kelly's now-defunct Twitter account, shows her and the crew in "chicken-leg" hats. Kelly is second from the right.
lol..ok i'm done...i'll just watch football and stfu..
still, i'd say it's even money that Bridget was one Bridget too far for the Big Christie Creme...lol
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