It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, for Chris Christie. New Jersey is hosting the Super Bowl, so the Governor is in demand to rub elbows with the rich and famous. On the other hand - his staff, campaign manager, and ex-best friends are under subpoenas that are due to the Legislature on Monday. Have a nice weekend, Gov.
Oh, the humanity. Today was meant to be Chris Christie’s Super Bowl party, literally. Instead, the Hindenburg, engulfed by flames, is crashing right before our eyes.
~ Scott Raab on Esquire
Friday, January 31, 2014,
After a scathing New York Times article appeared about Bridgegate and Christie was implicated by his old pal David Wildstein, the Governor appeared at an event for radio personality Howard Stern's birthday. He schmoozed and left early without answering questions from reporters.
While rumors swirl, Christie celebrates Howard Stern's birthday in NYC http://t.co/Ch827UYg35 pic.twitter.com/CIqGjD5XfW
— Philly.com (@phillydotcom) February 1, 2014Jon Bon Jovi and Governor Chris Christie at the Howard Stern Birthday Bash in New York 1/31 #10 pic.twitter.com/OVlWGmThHI
— Bon Jovi photos (@BJ_photos) February 1, 2014A surprise guest at Howard Stern's birthday was Governor Christie. I asked him how the traffic was coming in. pic.twitter.com/OCdFU1oA1C
— Joan Rivers (@Joan_Rivers) February 1, 2014Saturday February 1, 2014
What Chris Christie woke up to this morning. pic.twitter.com/HvkMpxjcxe
— Jim Roberts (@nycjim) February 1, 2014Governor Christie was booed and heckled by New Yorkers on Saturday.
Chris Christie full of joy at NYC Super Bowl event pic.twitter.com/mC61ylc4Es
— Judd Legum (@JuddLegum) February 1, 2014Pols on Super Bowl Blvd & Chris Christie is the only one who was booed. @wcbs880 pic.twitter.com/KB4IgcoK0z
— Peter Haskell (@peterhaskell880) February 1, 2014Chris Christie so pissed at those New Yorkers booing him, good luck trying to get to the Super Bowl tomorrow...
— Lalo Alcaraz (@laloalcaraz) February 2, 2014Gov. Chris Christie booed by Times Square crowd at Super Bowl event http://t.co/kXe85gd0ap pic.twitter.com/iYaRUUK5HA
— David Waldman (@KagroX) February 1, 2014“You made it across the bridge?” howled one heckler as the problem-plagued Christie — in a navy Windbreaker and black scarf — sat impassively on the stage at Broadway and W. 43rd St.
~ New York Daily News
Super Bowl week was supposed to be another victory lap for Christie on his road to the White House. Instead it has turned into public booing and blink, and you’ll miss him public appearances. Christie’s approval ratings have plummeted both nationally and in New Jersey. The governor is now trailing Hillary Clinton by 12 points in the hypothetical head to head 2016 matchup.
~ From Politicus USA
Also on Saturday, February 1, 2014:
Christie's Office released an email about David Wildstein and the New York Times article that implied knowledge of the George Washington Bridge closure.
Read it Here: 5 Things You Should Know About The Bombshell That's Not A Bombshell
Shorter Christie: the guy we appointed to the Port Authority to be our eyes & ears is an untrustworthy sociopath: http://t.co/l62BOsjAVE
— Christopher Hayes (@chrislhayes) February 2, 2014Oh no! David Wildstein was “publicly accused by hishigh school social studies teacher of deceptive behavior.” So Christie tells the truth!
— Harold Itzkowitz (@HaroldItz) February 2, 2014Christie is now claiming that this Wildstein guy is such a horrible person but yet, Christie hired him for a 6-figure job position! C'mon!
— C.H. (@Cresean) February 2, 2014Christie rages at Wildstein, rips NYT "sloppy reporting." And confirms just how OVER his presidential prospects are. http://t.co/hfjaDIxANB
— John Nichols (@NicholsUprising) February 2, 2014Christie's defense: I (and everyone) always knew Wildstein is "deceptive" & "tumultuous." That's why... I appointed him to a powerful post!
— Taniel (@Taniel) February 2, 2014Isn't it a bit weird that Chris Christie keeps bragging that he was a BMOC in high school & Wildstein wasn't? Or just pathetic? #GloryDays
— Paul Begala (@PaulBegala) February 1, 2014One thing that is really smart is creating jobs for "tumultuous" people who are "not productive." http://t.co/PDWl2RAzXn
— Dana Liebelson (@dliebelson) February 1, 2014For some reason #Fox hasn't shown #Christie at the #SuperBowl.
— Howard Fineman (@howardfineman) February 3, 2014#SuperBowl hashtag is #ImpeachChristie pic.twitter.com/3dZPRWfYo1
— NJCHOICE (@NJListening) February 2, 2014
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