I disagree with his mentality and views on just about every subject. Also, I dont trust him at all after the bridge scandal.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Gov. Christie deserves to be recalled for using money inappropriately, by cutting back $1 billion in education aid and giving the richer people tax breaks to the tune of $1 billion.
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brian balint
12 years ago
Mr. Christie is too fraught with scandal and potential legal action against him. He is unfit to properly run our state. It is time he stepped aside and allow someone who can dedicate everything to the citizens of NJ. He may have made mistakes in the choices he has made, and he deserves to rectify those mistakes - just as the voters have made mistakes and deserve to rectify them. Voters were wrong reelecting Mr. Christie - and we have the right to recall him.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Recall, impeach, whatever it takes!
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Jim
12 years ago
Christie is a fraud. No one with any ambition for public office who values the importance of public perception and media coverage wants to be anywhere near him. Photo opp? The guy is toxic. Unfortunately, his toxicity has spread serious poisons into the politics of New Jersey and the only way we can detoxify our state is to have him removed from office. IT'S TIME FOR A RECALL.
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Sandra Stivale
12 years ago
Enough is enough, allowing David Samson to operate business as usual is an insult
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Susan Waldman
12 years ago
Chris Christie NEW JERSEY WRONG.
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MARETTA J. SHORT
12 years ago
PLEASE DO IE NOW.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Sorry I voted for him the first time and glad I didn't the second. He is a bully and should be punished for his bad behavior.
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Benjamin Franz
12 years ago
This joker needs to go away, the governor's office is no place for small minded pranks.
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David Melvin
12 years ago
Christie is a thug. He is an embarrassment to NJ.
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Jessica Schondel
12 years ago
Okay, corrupt politicians, mean spirited politicians, politicians with their narcissitic agenda do not surprise me or ruffle my feathers, but when government wants to start seriously considering lengthing the school day...over my dead body. The government has f-d up our school systems enough. First, work on fixing them, stop trying to turn my child into a mini adult. Can you imagine what he will want to do as a President.
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Christopher N Campana
12 years ago
Almost remained anonymous fear of retribution
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Mike T - Egg Harbor Township, NJ
12 years ago
Please take your political retribution elsewhere
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Ricki Mudd
12 years ago
Hey, Chrissy. Looks like playing hardball politics has caught up to you. Here's a hard one -- high and tight!!!!
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Mike Harris
12 years ago
Has got to go!
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Michael Kape
12 years ago
Get him out now. I don't want him as my governor one minute longer.
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Aaron Samuelson
12 years ago
Make this legitimate in line with NJ Constitution for registered NJ voters like me and we have a chance. I've seen the word "recall" mentioned involving Christie. This is paragraph 2.b. of Article I of the NJ State Constitution: "The people reserve unto themselves the power to recall, after at least one year of service, any elected official in this State or representing this State in the United States Congress. The Legislature shall enact laws to provide for such recall elections. Any such laws shall include a provision that a recall election shall be held upon petition of at least 25% of the registered voters in the electoral district of the official sought to be recalled. If legislation to implement this constitutional amendment is not enacted within one year of the adoption of the amendment, the Secretary of State shall, by regulation, implement the constitutional amendment, except that regulations adopted by the Secretary of State shall be superseded by any subsequent legislation consistent with this constitutional amendment governing recall elections. The sufficiency of any statement of reasons or grounds procedurally required shall be a political rather than a judicial question."
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Social Services are terrible in New Brunswick, NJ.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
I am a community college professor. The community college's are extremeIy important to the communities they serve. I get paid a salary far below school teachers. Now that Christie has passed his "pension reform" and I will have to pay for health insurance in higher increments every year (as medical premiums increase), I will never make more money than I do now. In fact, I will increasingly make less money every year, even after the 2% raise I receive as an employee at my college.
I disagree with his mentality and views on just about every subject. Also, I dont trust him at all after the bridge scandal.
Gov. Christie deserves to be recalled for using money inappropriately, by cutting back $1 billion in education aid and giving the richer people tax breaks to the tune of $1 billion.
Mr. Christie is too fraught with scandal and potential legal action against him. He is unfit to properly run our state. It is time he stepped aside and allow someone who can dedicate everything to the citizens of NJ. He may have made mistakes in the choices he has made, and he deserves to rectify those mistakes - just as the voters have made mistakes and deserve to rectify them. Voters were wrong reelecting Mr. Christie - and we have the right to recall him.
Recall, impeach, whatever it takes!
Christie is a fraud. No one with any ambition for public office who values the importance of public perception and media coverage wants to be anywhere near him. Photo opp? The guy is toxic. Unfortunately, his toxicity has spread serious poisons into the politics of New Jersey and the only way we can detoxify our state is to have him removed from office. IT'S TIME FOR A RECALL.
Enough is enough, allowing David Samson to operate business as usual is an insult
Chris Christie NEW JERSEY WRONG.
PLEASE DO IE NOW.
Sorry I voted for him the first time and glad I didn't the second. He is a bully and should be punished for his bad behavior.
This joker needs to go away, the governor's office is no place for small minded pranks.
Christie is a thug. He is an embarrassment to NJ.
Okay, corrupt politicians, mean spirited politicians, politicians with their narcissitic agenda do not surprise me or ruffle my feathers, but when government wants to start seriously considering lengthing the school day...over my dead body. The government has f-d up our school systems enough. First, work on fixing them, stop trying to turn my child into a mini adult. Can you imagine what he will want to do as a President.
Almost remained anonymous fear of retribution
Please take your political retribution elsewhere
Hey, Chrissy. Looks like playing hardball politics has caught up to you. Here's a hard one -- high and tight!!!!
Has got to go!
Get him out now. I don't want him as my governor one minute longer.
Make this legitimate in line with NJ Constitution for registered NJ voters like me and we have a chance. I've seen the word "recall" mentioned involving Christie. This is paragraph 2.b. of Article I of the NJ State Constitution: "The people reserve unto themselves the power to recall, after at least one year of service, any elected official in this State or representing this State in the United States Congress. The Legislature shall enact laws to provide for such recall elections. Any such laws shall include a provision that a recall election shall be held upon petition of at least 25% of the registered voters in the electoral district of the official sought to be recalled. If legislation to implement this constitutional amendment is not enacted within one year of the adoption of the amendment, the Secretary of State shall, by regulation, implement the constitutional amendment, except that regulations adopted by the Secretary of State shall be superseded by any subsequent legislation consistent with this constitutional amendment governing recall elections. The sufficiency of any statement of reasons or grounds procedurally required shall be a political rather than a judicial question."
Social Services are terrible in New Brunswick, NJ.
I am a community college professor. The community college's are extremeIy important to the communities they serve. I get paid a salary far below school teachers. Now that Christie has passed his "pension reform" and I will have to pay for health insurance in higher increments every year (as medical premiums increase), I will never make more money than I do now. In fact, I will increasingly make less money every year, even after the 2% raise I receive as an employee at my college.