Key NJ Legislators Looking at Christie Impeachment: Sources
Source: NBC 4 New York
By Brian Thompson
Key members of the New Jersey Assembly have begun researching whether or not to bring articles of impeachment against Gov. Chris Christie, NBC 4 New York has learned.
This follows early testimony in the George Washington Bridge scandal trial, which some Assembly members believe shows the Republican governor had more knowledge of the lane closures in Fort Lee during and after that week in 2013 then he has led the public to believe.
Christie Was Told About Plan to Close GWB Lanes: Prosecutor
One committee chairman who did not want to be named said "clearly obstruction of justice" would be an obvious charge against the governor.
The legislator told NBC 4 New York the chances are probably 50-50 that the assembly would pursue impeachment.
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EricMaundry
(1,619 posts)Nah, I'm sure that job is still available to him.
apnu
(8,756 posts)HAB911
(8,891 posts)is the house of cards finally going to fall?!
murielm99
(30,738 posts)until after the election. It is September 23. Both parties may have an October surprise in store, but Trump's house of cards may be safe for a bit.
Grammy23
(5,810 posts)Coolest Ranger
(2,034 posts)if this guy gets impeached for this. Oh the delicious irony
Blue Dalek
(178 posts)Who the hell do these people think they are, to screw around with people's lives like that? Dispicable.
ananda
(28,859 posts)..
lindysalsagal
(20,682 posts)"...at the beginning of his testimony, said he and Baroni often talked of the "one-constituent rule," referring to Christie as the only constituent they needed to serve.
"My experience was governors were best served by staff who had no competing agenda," he said.
Wildstein and Christie attended high school together, and Wildstein was hired by the Port Authority to a position created for him."
turbinetree
(24,695 posts)flip flops on, and they can sit at the same table, eating bologna sandwiches. and look at each other, what are you exactly in here for:
defrauding people out of moola, I was scamming everyone for the last 35+ years
defrauding the people and shutting down a bridge, where the emergency crews couldn't get heart attack person to a hopital
NJCher
(35,667 posts)I quote from the OP's article:
Christie is nearing the end of his second term, with a new governor due to be sworn in 16 months from now.
On television, I heard Loretta say it might not be worth it.
As much as I want to see the fool impeached, she may have a point. He has cost the taxpayers so much money. I would like to see someone make him pay back the 10 million plus for the phony investigation that said he didn't know anything about it (this money went to his lawyer buddies, so just another scam). Also any legal fees the taxpayers had to pay.
This should be a lesson to the entire U.S.: this is what happens when you let a scumbag like Christie into office.
Cher