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The Ghost of ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ AKA BabyStepsAshley Feinberg
8/03/15 2:07pm
Well, the good thing about this is that his career will soon be over. 1) he is not going to be president (barring some really weird shit happening). 2) he is never going to be reelected governor of NJ (again, barring some really weird shit happening).

Our national nightmare will soon be over (with respect to this yahoo at least).
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  The Public EnemyThe Ghost of ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ AKA BabySteps
  8/03/15 2:09pm
  He has done a good job in New Jersey.
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  SpringSprungThe Ghost of ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ AKA BabySteps
  8/03/15 2:11pm
  Our local nightmare continues - New Jersey.
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김치전!Ashley Feinberg
8/03/15 2:08pm
At a certain point, a mental health professional needs to sit down with Chris Christie and talk with him about his fixed delusion that he might one day be President of the United States.
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  sTalkinggoat김치전!
  8/03/15 2:10pm
  Maybe he and Trump can split sessions to save money.
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  Burndy Burndy Burn김치전!
  8/03/15 2:13pm
  It’s all a smoke and mirrors swan song so he can go out as a Presidential contender, and not just a disgraced governor. He knows, we know it. Just a few more months of this charade, and then maybe a memoir (after some talking head auditions).
  
  By the way, is Gawker on fire today or what.
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FauxhemianRhapshodyAshley Feinberg
8/03/15 2:07pm
“single most destructive force in public education in America.”

I’d argue that they’re the second- right behind the Republican party, but what do I know.
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  sn0wslay3rFauxhemianRhapshody
  8/03/15 2:14pm
  “Knowing” isn’t something that the Republicans value in their constituents; now if you can manage “Following Blindly” then you may have a home with the GOP.
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  David TretheweyFauxhemianRhapshody
  8/03/15 2:14pm
  Apparently nothing if you think the Teachers’ Union has anything but the smallest of complicit roles in this.
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B52HVetAshley Feinberg
8/03/15 2:14pm
Wow, fuuuuuck this guy. My wife (and my father, as well as both my wife’s parents) are teachers, and coming from someone who has seen the hundreds of unpaid hours annually, easily hundreds (occasionally thousands) of dollars out of pocket, and the sheer level of dedication to educating our children that teachers put in, how can anyone who either has kids, or wants the US to stop scraping the bottom of the barrel in education support this asshole?

I’m not Pro-Union, I’m pro teacher & outfitting our kids the best we can...Since the rise of the libertarian movement in the GOP, the entire party seems to not only prey on the easily led, but push policy to keep most of their “base” poor & stupid. Gone are the days of moderates/social or fiscal conservatives, it has simply become the party of those disillusioned by life, those so bitter with the system that the overwhelming message to anyone that disagrees is, “Fuck You, I’ll do what I want! ‘Muuurica”

Anyone up for a little anarchy?

Edited to let that grey douchebag know I’m not getting involved, go back to your bridge. PS, That “Dismiss” option is GREAT!
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  nov15-22B52HVet
  8/03/15 2:27pm
  The thing is that the teacher’s unions in NJ were getting out of control. As someone who A) Lives in NJ, B) Strongly believe in unions as mechaisms to prevent mgmt for unchecked changes/authority, and C) Strongly believes in teachers (I count 8 in my/my wife’s family) the combination that became the NJ Teacher’s union was very, very toxic. I can’t speak for the other states, but the NJEA lost its way a long, long time ago, and it needed someone to just say no.
  
  Christie has worn out his welcome in the state, and his bully-mentality has grown old, but considering the tire fire that Jon Corzine left behind, it was an overall positive 7+ years.
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  SybilT2B52HVet
  8/03/15 2:35pm
  The real agenda here isn’t anti-teacher — it’s anti-public schools. The GOP right wing doesn’t really believe we property-owning folk who can afford to send our kids to the private school of our choice ought to be taxed to support a decent public eduction for other peoples’ kids.
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okiedokieokieAshley Feinberg
8/03/15 2:09pm
Tough talk from a guy you could escape by walking briskly falls pretty flat.
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  ShmataHariokiedokieokie
  8/03/15 2:34pm
  I approve of making Chris Christie flat jokes.
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  okiedokieokieShmataHari
  8/03/15 2:44pm
  
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ManchuCandidateAshley Feinberg
8/03/15 2:10pm
It seems the GOP Preznit Primary is turning into the WWE.

Walker B. Ware

Christie the Waist

Hulk Trump

Ted Macho Man Savage Cruz
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  김치전!ManchuCandidate
  8/03/15 2:13pm
  Hulk Trump is perfect, maybe they can go in on a lawsuit together.
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  QQQQwertyManchuCandidate
  8/03/15 2:21pm
  Marco Prettyboy Rubio?
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justachickAshley Feinberg
8/03/15 2:11pm
a punch from christie would be like getting hit in the face with a loaf of bread: annoying, you might get crumbs on your outfit, but really, so what.
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  Dolemitejustachick
  8/03/15 2:18pm
  /smacks lips after getting punched in the mouth: “tastes like ham.”
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  Syphilitic Scalia SaysDolemite
  8/03/15 3:46pm
  
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Richard M TysonAshley Feinberg
8/03/15 2:11pm
One union he doesn’t hate is the one between bacon and cheeseburger.

It’s low hanging fruit, but he’s a low hanging loser.
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  JVBaseballSuperstarRichard M Tyson
  8/03/15 2:15pm
  I had typed out a fat joke then changed my mind. I applaud your courage.
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  Kit Harrington's hair contractRichard M Tyson
  8/03/15 2:28pm
  gravity
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Orlandu7Ashley Feinberg
8/03/15 2:10pm
Sorry, Christie, all the bellicose rhetoric in the world is just going to get drowned under the Trumpnami. Enjoy your eighth place finish. Maybe Jeb will briefly consider you for his VP pick before laughing as soon as you leave.
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  InTheStillOrlandu7
  8/03/15 2:48pm
  Rubio is the VP. The buffoon vote is already a lock for the GOP.
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  BobintheMtnsOrlandu7
  8/03/15 2:50pm
  He was actually Romney’s first choice for Veep, and Christie was on board... But Romney’s folks, who did the vetting, apparently found waaaaaay too many skeletons in his closet (very quickly) and he was scrubbed from the list....... So I’m doubtful Jeb! will even consider him jokingly.....
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Jerry-NetherlandAshley Feinberg
8/03/15 2:11pm
So this (along with economic stagnation, mis-spent emergency funds, and fealty to the Kochs) distinguishes him from Scott Walker only by waist-size. Although, beleive it or not, Christie has an education (though he’s loathe to display it), whereas Walker is a college dropout.
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  rjssurferJerry-Netherland
  8/03/15 4:20pm
  He went to Delaware- Newark. Is that really an education? Might as well be a drop out compared to Columbia and Harvard Law (Obama) or Wellesley and Yale Law (Hillary).
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  Jerry-Netherlandrjssurfer
  8/03/15 6:15pm
  But then neither is it being a Jr. year dropout from Marquette (Walker).
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