MAY 21, 2015, 5:56 PM LAST UPDATED: THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2015, 7:23 PM
BY MELISSA HAYES
STATE HOUSE BUREAU |
THE RECORD
Governor Christie said media bias contributed to heavier coverage of the George Washington Bridge lane closures than of Democrat Hillary Clinton’s use of personal email as secretary of state, as he called for an apology Thursday.
Christie, appearing on CNBC’s Squawk Box, said he was branded as “guilty” by media outlets, but an internal investigation he commissioned, a legislative inquiry led by Democrats and a federal investigation have all cleared him of an involvement in the incident.
“I was guilty, guilty. I had done it,” he said. “Now we’re 15 months later, where are the apologies pouring in? Not one thing I said on the day after the bridge situation has been proven to be wrong.”
I said exactly the same thing a couple of weeks ago, right here.
The mainstream media is nothing more than an arm of the DNC.
Considering some of your hand picked people are under indictment and possibly facing jail time does not mean you are owed an apology. Get over your self and just stay in state and do the job you were elected to.
while I am not sure Christie is owed and apology , I am wondering on your thoughts as to why paperers like the Bergen Record continue to harp on a traffic jam on the GWB *(there was on this morning) as apposed to talking about far more serious issues like that god awful Xanadu ,or Hillary Clinton putting national security at risk with her unprotected email server , perhaps being responsible for the murders of 4 people and or selling influence to foreign governments who are clearly enemies of the US regardless of what the current administration says ????
Christie’s staff shut down the bridge. They were indicted. One pled guilty.
At this time there is no indictable action with the emails.
There was a crime in Fort Lee. Right now there is no crime in the emails or using private accounts.
oh yes there was State department info on a private server is a crime , thats just for starts
Christie’s staff indicted.
No charges against Secretary Clinton.