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christie on NJ.Com today

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Another article on NJ.Com today in regards to the Pantano case and not having the AG defend it.   the Monmouth co. prosecutors office is going to fight it,  not the AG.    

Uhg. Nj.com is so awful. One-sided blather.

that's why we need to hit the editors telling them their subscriptions are down because of the one sided reporting.  Star liar is in financial trouble

that's why we need to hit the editors telling them their subscriptions are down because of the one sided reporting.  Star liar is in financial trouble

Exactly, why not start telling it like it is, we won't buy their trash until it starts becoming a little more fair and unbiased. Period.

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Bravo Chris Christie.  You have my approval, but we need some real action with teeth.  The spotlight is on the Essex County crime problems and the "justifiable need" issue in my backyard.  But in the end, this is one salt crystal in the blizzard of anti gun legislation approaching the NJ arctic tundra landscape of anti-gun and anti-carry statutes. 

No offense, but you're a cheap date ;)

 

The outcome to this was preordained. Christie doesn't want to look bad for his presidential run, but he hasn't done anything for you either. He's anti-gun, he's just trying to touch the issue as little as possible. Good for NJ? For now, I guess it could be worse. But it will be. And if his political aspirations end, he'd probably be happy to screw us personally.

pretty much, but we take what we can get.  at least with him we know what we are getting.  a anti-gun NJ republican with presidential aspirations.  i hope he does well enough in the primaries that he sticks to his new "pro gun" stuff with aspirations of getting VP or running for president a 2nd time or something like that.  that way we can keep him here, but he always thinks he needs to be for us instead of against us.  he's lost my vote either way based on the terrorist watch list bill, but i'd thank him for playing politics here if i had the chance

No offense, but you're a cheap date ;)

The outcome to this was preordained. Christie doesn't want to look bad for his presidential run, but he hasn't done anything for you either. He's anti-gun, he's just trying to touch the issue as little as possible. Good for NJ? For now, I guess it could be worse. But it will be. And if his political aspirations end, he'd probably be happy to screw us personally.

Another article on NJ.Com today in regards to the Pantano case and not having the AG defend it.   the Monmouth co. prosecutors office is going to fight it,  not the AG.

 

Because Christie doesn't fight it doesn't mean it's going to go our way....there's a loooonnnggg line of libtards ready to jump to the front and "save the children from the sick gun toting nut jobs".... He's playing both sides ...he's anti gun and knows doing nothing isn't going to stop the raping of njisians rights.....

Pure political posturing for Christie. He is not helping us. His non-involvement is so it cannot be thrown in his face two years from now on the national stage when he is looking for the nomination.

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