welp, so much for Chris Christie eh?

[Nanker]

Pshaw. eBola is so last week. Today's non-issue issue is the two thirds of the electorate that didn't vote that B O is listening to. You know - he's not going to waste time reading tea leaves but going to get right to acting in the best interests of those who didn't or wouldn't vote because he knows what they want better than they themselves do.

[DC Tom]

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-30355872#sa-ns_mchannel=rss&ns_source=PublicRSS20-sa

 

A Democrat-led investigation has found no evidence linking the potential 2016 presidential candidate to politically-motivated lane closures on a busy bridge to New York.

 

How much coverage do you think this development is going to get?

[B-Man]

http://www.bbc.com/n...=PublicRSS20-sa

 

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How much coverage do you think this development is going to get?

 

I can give you an example of that Tom.

 

 

CNN Spends Scant 26 Seconds on Bridgegate Report Clearing Christie

 

Back in January, when the Bridgegate scandal surfaced, CNN offered wall-to-wall coverage totaling just over eight hours and 35 minutes of coverage on its first full day and featured the Republican Governor of New Jersey, Chris Christie, at the center of it all.

 

So, when news surfaced on early Friday morning that a Democrat-led investigation cleared Christie of any wrongdoing, CNN chose to adopt a different approach and all but ignore this news. Through 5:30 p.m. Eastern, the cable network had spent a scant 26 seconds on the report’s exoneration of Christie.

 

 

http://newsbusters.o...h.3GHtPHcM.dpuf

 

 

More of that "perceived bias", I guess.

 

 

 

 

By the by, can anyone tell me who stranded more commuters this year........Chris Christie or Ferguson protesters ? ?

 

 

 

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[Philly McButterpants]

I can give you an example of that Tom.

 

 

 

 

 

http://newsbusters.o...h.3GHtPHcM.dpuf

 

 

More of that "perceived bias", I guess.

 

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But, but, but B-Man. You can listen to Rush Limbaugh. He's proof that there's no liberal bias in the media.

[ExiledInIllinois]

 

 

Playing politics is a dirty game. Time for everybody to put their big boy pants on. Anybody want any cheese to go with all the wine?

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Playing politics is a dirty game. Time for everybody to put their big boy pants on. Anybody want any cheese to go with all the wine?

 

Shouldn't you be off somewhere chasing Phillipino Flounder?

[B-Man]

Forget it dev.

 

Whenever obvious examples of liberal hypocrisy are pointed out,

 

its SOP for them to downplay it by distraction and spin. (like the very common, whining silliness)

 

nothing to give a second thought to.

 

 

 

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[ExiledInIllinois]

Shouldn't you be off somewhere chasing Phillipino Flounder?

 

 

Abcde's service dog is out terrorizing Santa @ the mall. Not fair game until it returns.

 

Forget it dev.

 

Whenever obvious examples of liberal hypocrisy are pointed out,

 

its SOP for them to downplay it by distraction and spin. (like the very common, whining silliness)

 

nothing to give a second thought to.

 

 

 

.

 

Yeah, but you've always whined. And... I have always called it out.

[Pine Barrens Mafia]

He's from New Jersey. That's like Chicago on steroids.

 

no, just no.

 

Chicago is THE most corrupt city in America, top to bottom.

[Chef Jim]

 

Yeah, but you've always whined. And... I have always called it out.

And you'd sure recognize whining seeing I'm assuming you have plenty of mirrors in your house.

[OCinBuffalo]

In the latest polls, http://www.realclear...olls/president/ Clinton can't break 50 on anybody, and this week the best she does is 46...against Cruz. But, in Quinnipiac, it's Clinton 43-Christie 42. For those of you who don't know much about polls? Hillary being unable to break 50, with her massive name recognition average means, right now, she has a very small chance of winning. Why? Because that means what while most people KNOW her, most people don't LIKE her.

 

Yeah, that's not only within the margin, that's despite millions of national $, and months of national time devoted to killing Christie...he's only one point down.

 

 

So, in FINAL repsonse to TheMadCap's OP:

1. No, we around here are actually 4th on the list of giving the DNC folks around here a beating. 1st, Obama/his people have given them a beating practically every day. 2nd, Obamacare has given them a beating. 3rd, Things that prove the leftist media as totally corrupt, like their coverage of the Christie Case, or the current libel from Rolling Stone, have given them a beating. All of these things beat the DNC people here far worse than we do.

 

But, remember, unlike the DNC people, who needed Bush to have any material at all?

We could give DNC people the same beating every day without the first 3 things on the list.

 

2. The DNC people haven't been dancing in the streets since they used OBL's killing as a fake "spontaneous protest" and a political tool. They told their own young staffers to go out that night and create a "crowd". Many of that crowd are now looking for jobs today, after this election.

 

3. Well, put it this way: Christie being exonerated has gotten 27 seconds of coverage....so, it's "news"

 

4. And with the current polling? Your premise was as silly as I said it was. Christie is going nowhere, and has done better than any other RGA chairman in decades, which means he has gained political allies, not lost them.

 

That's where we stand.

Edited December 10, 2014 by OCinBuffalo

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The more Hilly campaigns, the more people will realize she's a turd like Barry and that voting for her because it would be another "first ever ______ president" would be stupid. Plus I don't think people want a 70-year old president.