and he was so proud of his work I bet he took some pics and showed them to the Gov when he saw him the next day or the day after.

that he knew nothing? Does he know that Wildstein has nothing concrete?

At least it might get him through Super Bowl weekend!

I wonder what he has on Christie.

That is fucking strong evidence that what Kelly meant by traffic problems had already been discussed and planned out. And this was three weeks before the traffic problems occured.

Does anybody credibly believe that Chris Christie was not aware or involved with this at that point? I don't; not for a second.

The problem is demonstrating it.

However, this thing seems to be unraveling faster than a WalMart sweater for the NJ Governor. One can only hope.

I can't help but think Christie knew. If he abused the power of his office to punish people for their political differences he needs to A) step down or failing that B) not seek re-election/a new elective office.

Daniel Strauss – January 31, 2014

The editorial board for The New Jersey Star-Ledger is calling for New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) to either step down or be impeached if new accusations are proven true.

The editorial board made the call in an editorial published Friday afternoon shortly after The New York Times reported that the former executive that ran the Port Authority of New Jersey and New York said he had evidence proving that the lane closures at the George Washington Bridge were directed by Christie's administration.

"Forget about the White House in 2016. The question now is whether Gov. Chris Christie can survive as governor," the editorial began.

The board cautioned though that the claims of the former official, David Wildstein, needed to be proven true first.

"If this proves to be true, then the governor must resign or be impeached. Because it will show that everything he said at his famous two-hour press conference was a lie," the editorial continued. "And not just a typical political lie -- this was like a Broadway show of lies, and would leave Christie so drained of credibility that he could not possibly govern effectively. He would owe it to the people of New Jersey to step aside. And if he should refuse, then the Legislature should open impeachment hearings." ...


In 2013 the Ledger endorsed Christie for reelection.

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/star-ledger-chris-christie-wildstein-claims-evidence

"What Chris Christie woke up to this morning. "






see http://www.democraticunderground.com/10024425753#post11

and nice avatar