Don't argue with the governer, he'll sit on you and then you'll be sorry.

Gov. Christie, classy as ever......

It's tough for Chris being upstaged by Rush.

The problem with Rush's "dead air" not being problem is that he makes like $56 M a year and can afford to make a mockery of advertisers leaving. As time mellows the conflict the advertisers, or different advertisers, will return Rush to his usual arrogant self. This is a case where Limbaugh is too big to fall from a single misogynistic event.

I am enjoying his dead air while it lasts. Best I can do!!!

Maybe if we can fill Rush's dead air with Chris Christie's arrogance we could eliminate two birds with one stone? Nah...

I still can't figure out who in Jersey thought it was a good idea to elect this guy.

Well I recall the time a right wing student swaggered in to tell the class that Plato was a puerile idiot.

So, Chris Christie--isn't it time to close that loud and vulgar mouth until you think twice about the ludicrousness of what you are saying?

OK so, what do you think? Weebles wobble or Humpty Dumpty.

What a fracking bully.

Gov. Bully strikes again. Surely NJ voters have begun to tire of this man.

If Republicans think Christie is going to make a great candidate, then let them nominate him. He has no control over his temper and disdain for people who disagree with him. That is not a character trait that will endear him to voters. He is a train wreck waiting to happen and I would not be surprised if he gets turned out of office if he runs for governor again.

The Governor’s maner of preparation for a public meeting is to solicit faux questions from likely plants in the audience, that are then used just to trigger his monologue, of only the things he want to say, in the seat of the pants style he thinks is great style. He has interest only in his show, but a show that is the same every time.

A seat of the plants style does not suit itself to merging Universities, which have very complex designs, campus facilities etc. Such a plan should be proposed, and published ahead of time, arguments for and against, so that they may be understood ahead of time. Thus prepared the Governor would be in control ahead of time, to have time to listen to the public questions with ample time and demonstrate his authority in effective leadership style.

This Governor extremely is lazy, unprepared and stages the stupidest public events imaginable, he should not have to proclaim that is the Governor at the end of an unproductive fracas. His mission accomplished, he cannot communicate, there is no point in communicating with him, and you would get as much information from him as would by talking to the dinner table. The Governor is not an idiot, but a fool too lazy to prove he not an idiot, and has followers that are certifiable idiots.

A fanatic generally believes what he says, lashing out against friend and against fore equally, this does little to balance the shouting.

With the force of gravity on his side the governor, the governor hopes to sink anyone standing near him.

The proctologist may be surprised as to where a porcelain fixture was found implanted; removing it may only move the problem to another day.

This was surely intended to send a message, imagine the pleasure of governing for the sole reason to deny, provoke, sully and anger those who you disagree with, it has come to this a bully having infantile temper tantrum.

The bully is always first to be sorry for starting the fight, while waiting for the victim to be blamed for fighting back.

The media is surely to be blamed, and the blame is deserved because they provide a forum, a platform and the confortable setting, just to listen to the voice of prominent and disreputable candidates and personalities. The blame comes from crowding out the reasonable and rational that takes time to understand, in the little time left, what would be better than to sensationalize, things that are vile, disrupting, cannot possibly be true and suggest consequences that have little likely hood of success. The victory is just handed to whoever popped up at the moment, and utterly destroys civility, thwarts progress and encourages, procrastination obfuscation and delay and speaks of opposition and obstruction as defined in Satan’s dictionary.

Every time this Govenor deals with the public, he leaves, behind the bitter after taste that poisons civil society, creates hostility where none exists, none is needed and none is justfied. The public will live to regret this form of needless intolerance, in the cost needed to protect him from himself.

Is this productive for the State?

http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/jersey-governor-chris-christie-calls-navy-veteran-idiot-article-1.1036558?localLinksEnabled=false

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie calls Navy veteran an ‘idiot’

They locked horns at town hall meeting over the governor’s plan to merge two public universities

Chris Christie called a Navy veteran an "idiot" at a New Jersey town hall meeting Thursday after they locked horns over the governor’s plan to merge two public universities.

The veteran, William Brown, a law school student at Rutgers-Camden, was speaking out against the governor's plan to merge his school with Rowan University when he became the target of a signature Christie rant.

The trouble began when Brown said calmly that he was worried Christie's move would hurt his degree’s value.

"I know that all my friends in the military no matter what state they're from respect that fact that I go to Rutgers. It's also true that none of my friends in the military no matter what state they're from have ever heard of Rowan," he said, according to NJ.com.

Christie began to explain the plan, when Brown shouted "what about my son? What about my neighbors? What about my friends?"

That's when Christie became slightly agitated, but continued his explanation. When Brown, a Democrat who ran unsuccessfully for the State Assembly last year, interrupted again, the governor became irate.

Eventually, Brown was escorted from the meeting by police.

"Let me tell you something, after you graduate from law school, you conduct yourself like that in a courtroom, your rear end is going to be thrown in jail, idiot," Christie shouted as Brown was led away.

He then turned to the mostly sympathetic crowd and added, "You know, I tried to be patient with the guy. Every time I tried to answer, he started yelling over me again. Damn, man, I'm governor, could you just shut up for a second?"

When reached by phone on Friday, Brown told the Daily News that he was shocked at the way he was escorted out of the meeting, which he said was supposed to be a place for citizens to express their concerns.

“I had two cops holding my arms,” he said. “I served my country, I am a combat veteran and they escorted me out like I was a criminal. I couldn’t believe this is America.”

While yelling at an Iraq War veteran may be considered a major faux pas for most politicians, Christie, a GOP darling, made much of his reputation through well-planted videos of him taking down other normally sympathetic figures, such as school teachers.

Brown said that when he returned to the Rutgers campus, more than a dozen people came up to thank him for speaking up.

“My professors, other students, everyone was thanking me,” he said.

He said many of his fellow students were in the town hall meeting and had been shocked by Christie’s behavior as well.

“Even for Chris Christie this is pretty appalling,” he said

Women, Sorry about the mix up on whether or not you should be allowed to take birth control pills. It seems there is a disagreement between us men. The guys who are not allowed to have sex seem lean towards no. The guys who are allowed to have sex seem to think it's ok. We will figure it out and get back to you as soon as we can. We know you might like some input on this but we've got it covered. Try to think about something else, like who you are going to vote for in November.

Christie's still a pig. He still fancies himself a Mafioso. And, he's as chunky as ever.

It sure looks as if the people in the audience looove Christie. I guess they'll get what they deserve, but I feel sorry for the people who didn't vote for Christie and really don't deserve him or his rethuglican policies.

As much as Christie is a disgrace: the navy seal William Brown and all who agree with him would like you to also know about the issue that has him and so many of us outraged: a terrible plan by the governor to takeover policy regarding public higher education and end the existence of Rutgers-Camden, the third most veteran-friendly university in the nation and a campus where a a large number of students are working class and minority.

Andy who would like to know more can go to these sites:

info.saverutgerscamden.org (information)

saverutgerscamden.org (donation--for publicity and, if necessary, legal defense)

r2rmerge.com (petition--over 11,000 names already)

if you would like more information you can email me, a history professor at Rutgers-Camden at ashankman1@gmail.com

Hey Rachael, we're taking on some of the most powerful people in the nation and doing a good job so far but we need help! Check us out: we're a great story!

I would love it if Christie disappeared from the scene altogether, not just because his politics and behavior are annoying, but because of the continuous stream of "hilarious" comments about his weight that accompany every mention of him. It's not enough that he's a bully, everyone's got to make sure to point out that he's fat. I guess no one would notice if it wasn't brought up every single time. Or something.

I'm a transplant to NJ, and Christie is a Jersey boy. He is charming, affable and self-effacing ...until he's riled. Then he's a bombastic, arrogant bully. His behavior is annoying, but it's also not unexpected by the NJ electorate, because next door neighbors do this same thing.

That "I'm your friend until I'm suddenly not" demeanor isn't unusual.
And I'm not sure that NJ voters recognize this behavior to be as bullying as it seems to the rest of us.

But it is....

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