On Hugh Hewitt’s Wednesday radio show, CNN’s “The Lead” anchor Jake Tapper acknowledged a double standard in the media pertaining to the so-called “BridgeGate” scandal surrounding Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) and the Sept. 11, 2012 terrorist attack on the U.S.
In Tuesday’s Washington Examiner, Michael Barone rips into Politico’s glaring lack of coverage of the bio exaggeration scandal that threatens to derail the Texas gubernatorial campaign of Democrat rising star Wendy Davis. It is important to note that while Politico
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie’s poll numbers continue to fall precipitously with every new poll released. Today, a Quinnipiac poll is showing Christie trailing potential Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton by 9 points in a hypothetical matchup. If the 2016 presidential
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie’s inaugural address yesterday left many listening waiting for an acknowledgment of the scandals that have engulfed his administration. Instead, Christie took a few surprising swipes at his neighbor to the north and took a strong
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell were the first victors in the Tea Party wave, riding fresh conservative enthusiasm–and outrage over Obamacare–to victory in November 2009. The left, predictably, is trying to link Christie’s bullying
On Tuesday, former Virginia Attorney General and Republican gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccinelli said embattled New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie should resign as chairman of the powerful Republican Governors Association because the scandals Christie is dealing with may tarnish the GOP
Former Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli said it “makes sense” for Gov. Chris Christie (R-VA) to step aside as head of the Republican Governors Association on Tuesday’s edtion of CNN’s “Crossfire”…
At the end of last year, embattled NJ Gov. Chris Christie took control of the Republican Governors Association (RGA), which acts as a kind of super-pac for GOP gubernatorial campaigns. In 2010, a cycle comparable to the upcoming elections, the
In an appearance on CNBC World’s “Capital Connection” from Tokyo on Tuesday, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) gave a wide-ranging interview about embattled Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ), the economy and his 2016 presidential prospects. Partial transcript as follows: RUBIO: At this
On Monday’s “Crossfire” on CNN, Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol, along with Democratic strategist Hilary Rosen and “Crossfire” hosts S.E. Cupp and Van Jones debated the political strength of embattled Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ). Partial transcript as follows: JONES: He’s
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has once against been sworn in to his state’s highest office. After taking his oath of office, Christie delivered an inaugural address with an emphasis on “pride” and “boldness,” as promised in previews of the speech. In
Republican New Jersey Governor Chris Christie will urge Washington to compromise more in his inaugural address on Tuesday, using his administration’s signing of the state’s DREAM Act last month as an example that D.C. should follow. According to excerpts of his address, Christie
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is set to face a podium once again today–this time, to deliver his second inaugural address and attend festivities in New York. The speech, whose audience will be far larger than just Christie’s constituents, will
Rumors abound of Chris Christie’s Florida fundraising trip leaving donors underwhelmed for 2016, but at least one big money donor is sticking it out. Stanley Druckenmiller, the founder of Duquesne Capital Management, appeared at one of Christie’s fundraisers this weekend and sticks
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie may not have passed his first major challenge since the cornucopia of scandals that surfaced over a major traffic jam created for political retribution. MSNBC’s Chuck Todd declared Christie’s presidential hopes “done” if donors believe
The ever-expanding universe of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie political retribution allegations now includes an Olympian. Carl Lewis, a nine-time Olympic gold medal track and field athlete and United Nations Goodwill Ambassador, says he was told a government fitness plan
Chris Christie is not about to say he sees himself capable of winning the presidency of the United States, especially not on the heels of a cluster of scandals that have threatened to engulf his administration. He did tell Yahoo
Gov. Chris Christie’s former senior official who planned the closures of lanes on the George Washington Bridge at the center of the scandal known as “BridgeGate” wants to spill the beans. David Wildstein’s attorney told the press twice this weekend
Judge Andrew Napolitano, the youngest life-tenured Superior Court judge in the history of New Jersey, wants to know how Governor Chris Christie could not have known about the George Washington Bridge closures last September while enjoying such close relationships with
On CNN’s “State of the Union” on Sunday, moderator Candy Crowley was very skeptical of Hoboken, NJ Mayor Dawn Zimmer’s claims that Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) refused to given her city Hurricane Sandy relief funds unless she supported a real
On Sunday’s broadcast of FNC’s “MediaBuzz,” National Review’s Jonah Goldberg questions the merit of the coverage and the potential bias with the coverage of Gov. Chris Christie’s (R-NJ) BridgeGate scandal…
Governor Chris Christie’s office is not happy with MSNBC. The governor’s office called the network “almost gleeful” in its “very clear partisan politics” that have led to the network airing outlandish conspiracy theories, producing its own attack ad, and airing
The New Jersey Legislature’s committee in charge of investigating what is now known as “BridgeGate” is ready to issue 20 subpoenas to individuals and organizations to appear before them. Among the big names expected to testify are Gov. Chris Christie’s
Democratic Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer told MSNBC on Saturday that Chris Christie’s second-in-command warned her in a parking lot that Hurricane Sandy funding would not go to the city if Zimmer did not approve a city redevelopment project. Zimmer appeared
David Wildstein, the mayor turned blogger turned disgraced Port Authority figure that Governor Chris Christie has spent the past two weeks distancing himself from, is cited as the governor’s “eyes and ears” in a 2012 article from the Bergen Record which
