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July 23, 2014 03:07 PM UTC

Caption This Photo: Chris Christie and Both Ways Bob

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  • by: Colorado Pols

As forwarded to us from today's Republican Governors Association fundraiser in Denver featuring Colorado GOP gubernatorial nominee Bob Beauprez. What might the East Coast's most famously vindictive governor and our own Both Ways Bob have said to one another today? Another lecture on Colorado's "quality of life?" Thoughts on managing traffic flow across major bridges in Democratic areas?

We shudder to think, but you probably have some ideas here.

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UPDATE: FOX 31's Eli Stokols reports:

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie barreled past a small group of protestors and into Sam’s No. 3 Wednesday afternoon, saying hello to midday diners and posing for photographs before making his way to a back room and holding forth before a bevy of television cameras and reporters.

There, during a 15-minute exchange, Christie said the Republican Governors Association is planning to strongly support Bob Beauprez, the GOP nominee in Colorado’s upcoming governor’s race while proudly doubling down on the comments he made three months ago criticizing the state’s legalization of recreational marijuana and its quality of life.

“I’m not backing off an inch from what I said,” Christie told reporters. “What I said was what I believe. I think legalizing marijuana is the wrong thing to do.”

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17 thoughts on “Caption This Photo: Chris Christie and Both Ways Bob”

  2. Christie: "Take my advice: When you get to be governor, you can close down the Eisenhower Tunnel if the mountain towns start to piss you off."

  6. BWB: "Chris, so if some member of the press or a citizen gets bold and asks me a pointed question, do I call them a moron and THEN a useless parasite, or the other way around? Can I try it both ways?"

  7. Beauprez: "How did you create jobs, cut spending, and balance New Jersey's budget without raising taxes?"

    Christie: "By keeping the Democrats on the Manhattan side of the bridge."

    2. Moddy:  to answer your question — Christie:  Uh, I didn't, who told you that crap, some toady on your campaign?

      Facing a $2.7 billion hole in his budgets, Mr. Christie announced this week that he would not pay the state’s full pension obligations for the next two years, reneging on a bipartisan agreement that had made him into a national star, and had become a central boast in his 2012 keynote speech to the Republican National Convention. Credit agencies have downgraded the state’s bond rating six times — making him tied for the record among New Jersey governors, and giving the state one of the lowest credit ratings in the nation — and have threatened that they may do so again because of the pension plans.

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      The state’s unemployment rate remains above the national average, its growth, below, and slower than its neighbors. Itsforeclosure and mortgage delinquency rate are the nation’s highest. And New Jersey has recovered only about 40 percent of the jobs lost during the recession, even as the country as a whole has recovered nearly all.

      http://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/24/nyregion/christies-budget-woes-may-hurt-more-than-scandal.html?_r=0

    3. Moddy- I keep asking various wingers if they can name some ongoing program developed out of conservative/Republican  ideals,proposed,carried, and mostly passed by conservatives/Republicans that benefits a majority of citizens in this country. So far I've never gotten an answer or even an attempt. I figure since you're so good at con BS you might like to try that one.

  12. You know what I want for my birthday? I want to wake up, turn on the news, and watch Chris Christie doing a perp walk, orange jump suit, bracelets…the whole shebang…

    Not gonna happen, probably, but that's why they call 'em birthday wishes instead of birthday expectations….

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