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stg81

(351 posts)
Thu Jan 9, 2014, 11:19 PM Jan 2014

omg - Christie's Chief of Staff, Kevin O'Dowd, to become NJ AG next week???

When asked at the press conference, Christie said that O'Dowd confirmation hearing to go forward next week. Acted shocked. Why would it not?

OMG - If O'Dowd becomes AG, what are the implications for the investigation of bridgegate?

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omg - Christie's Chief of Staff, Kevin O'Dowd, to become NJ AG next week??? (Original Post) stg81 Jan 2014 OP
And He's Confident About His Confirmation... Laxman Jan 2014 #1
I think Bridgett is taking the fall for Kevin. DURHAM D Jan 2014 #2
Served up on a platter... Laxman Jan 2014 #4
DOJ is looking at it notadmblnd Jan 2014 #3
Yup. Rico is federal too. :) woodsprite Jan 2014 #5
If a Christie AG doesn't cooperate, who will the DOJ talk to? freshwest Jan 2014 #7
One of the reasons why this needs to be looked into on the Federal level. TDale313 Jan 2014 #6

Laxman

(2,419 posts)
1. And He's Confident About His Confirmation...
Thu Jan 9, 2014, 11:23 PM
Jan 2014

Leadership changes next week and the Norcross/Sweeney faction of democrats who are aligned with Christie take over.

Laxman

(2,419 posts)
4. Served up on a platter...
Thu Jan 9, 2014, 11:28 PM
Jan 2014

all that redaction. All those messages. The first name that shows up is Bridget Kelly. Sorry Bridget, your going to have to be the last stop on the blame train for this one. This has been going on for months. This was a deliberate strategy.

freshwest

(53,661 posts)
7. If a Christie AG doesn't cooperate, who will the DOJ talk to?
Fri Jan 10, 2014, 03:36 AM
Jan 2014

In the past a state AG, even if a GOP, would work with the DOJ - but we are no longer in that era. I don't know how the DOJ can get around a road block like that.

It's the problem with electing people to office who are not in office to serve the public, but only to serve themselves. And that's what I think the gang working with Christie was - and still is.

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