Saturday, January 11, 2014

Gov. Chris Christie - Typical Republican, After All

I often claim to be cynical, and sometimes I am. But, I also have a tendency to take a person at his word until he proves otherwise. After watching Governor Chris Christie's long, long press conference the other morning, I commented, "He's good."  By that, I meant that he's slick - and in Arkansas, we know "slick" when we see it. Bill Clinton leaps to mind.  Remember the nickname, "Slick Willie?" I don't necessarily think that "slick" is a bad thing, in some cases.

But, Governor Chris Christie over played his hand. He needed to just shut up after about forty-five minutes. Methinks he doth protest too much.  And because of this, Bridgegate is going to go on for a while, and things are going to get worse for him before they get better. Of COURSE he knew all about it!  In spite of his denials, he is a bully.  Probably always has been. 

He should have asked for Slick Willie's advice.

Stay tuned.






8 comments:

Olga said...

Christie does not seem to grasp that actions speak louder than words. But in his case, his words often match his actions anyway.

lucylocket said...

I am a bit disappointed. I thought he was the one Republican with a bit more integrity. I hope I'm wrong when I question what he knew, when he knew. . .

Galla Creek said...

He is Teddy Roosevelt! Bully pulpit kind of guy. I guess better than a wimp that can me pulled around by his nose.

Galla Creek said...

be pulled...

Grayquill said...
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Grayquill said...

I'll try again. To may typos on that first comment.
I think you hit the mark square with your observation.

Betty said...

Olga: As more facts come out, he's looking more and more like a flim-flam man.

lucylocket: Before this happened, I would have been tempted to agree with you, but not now.

Sister-Three: Christie can't hold a candle to Teddy Roosevelt.

Grayquill: More and more, I think politicians are all alike.

www.alwaysinthebackrow.wordpress.com said...

As John Stewart pointed out, he's from NJ. That says it all. You don't get anywhere in Jersey by being a nice guy.