Reply #6: You're very welcome

[prodigals0n]

Thanks for putting up with my rant. I sometimes go off on a jag on the subject of Chris Christie because his political trajectory reminds me so much of another incompetent, corrupt, dishonest megalomaniac -- "W". And there is without any doubt the same Karl Rove connection as Rove was involved in Christie's gubernatorial aspirations long before Christie left his non-political post of U.S. Attorney and in clear violation of the Hatch Act. Yet there were no repercussions. There is a saying, "It's only illegal if you get caught." With people like Christie, Bush, Reagan -- for them it's never illegal. Not even when they're caught in the act.

Too much like Bush. And Christie's national campaign is being handled very carefully, a media booster campaign designed to get just the results you're witnessing while the truth about what Christie is doing to New Jersey is left out. It's very frustrating to see Democrats ignore Christie the way they did Bush. Senator Menendez has a score to settle with Christie and I wish he'd get seriously to work on it.

I'm also hoping some organization with the money, clout, and existing infrastructure begins an organized recall campaign on November 30. This guy is a total disaster. Chris Christie has no ideas whatsoever, no clue of the horrific effects of his policies and actions (he wouldn't care even if he did), an apparent hatred for working people, particularly unionized working people, a combative personality that I wouldn't want anywhere near a nuclear code, and a dangerous, failed agenda that is a siren call for that ChristyLove crowd, the same low information dunces who elected Bush -- TWICE (or not?)

Best of luck in your new state. If my family wasn't here and the real estate market was a bit better I'd get out of New Jersey too.