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The shamefaced soon-to-be ex-husband of Christie Brinkley burst into tears in Long Island divorce court today ....

Chris Christie's Speech at the Funeral of Glenn Cunninghamhttp://www.ontheerie.com/upper/viewtopic.php?t=251In The Confession Jim Mcgreevey calls this a "campaignlike speech." Watch the video and then decide for yourself! UBERHIPPYhttp://www.uberhippy.com

Fighting a Swift Boat with Truth by: Xpatriated Texan Tue Sep 19, 2006 at 00:20:12 AM EDT I have a question for you. What were you doing in February of 1996? It was a month that saw yet another major snow storm hit New Jersey. Bill Clinton signed a telecom bill to widen competition and market access in cable television. Republicans were watching rightwing freakjob Pat Buchanan bury Bob Dole and Steve Forbes in the New Hampshire primary. Jersey Journal article, first pageKirsten Danis was writing an article [Page one, Page two] for the Jersey Journal revealing that then-Congressman Bob...

Former Gov. Christie Whitman believes the Republican Party is in deep trouble. The GOP, she says, is now where the Democrats were a dozen years ago in Washington when they lost control of the House for the first time in 40 years. President Bush's popularity is at a low ebb and several GOP leaders have been snared in ethics scandals. "We're at a critical point," she said. "We're starting to see polls that look just like the polls looked to Democrats in '94." From a converted hayloft of the barn on her family estate in Oldwick, Whitman works each day...

Ron Christie on C-Span2 talking from the Nixon Library on CSpan2 .....WOW ! ! !

Corzine Ready To Lower Tax Boom On N.J. CBS 2 Speaks To Upset Residents, Many Hint At Leaving Image Marcia Kramer Reporting (CBS) BERGENFIELD New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine unveils his belt tightening new budget on Tuesday. But even before the announcement, New Jersey taxpayers were expecting the worst. When Corzine voted for himself to become governor of New Jersey he knew that one day he would have to make some difficult and unpopular budget decisions. That day is Tuesday. And already people are lining up to oppose his expected tax hikes. ”It’s utterly ridiculous we have to have the...

On paper, it looked like a winning formula. Determined to avoid mistakes that buried them in recent elections, New Jersey Republicans would rally behind a candidate who could win the independent swing voters needed to reclaim the governor's office in 2005. Above all, that candidate would be a crime-busting prosecutor whose zeal for putting politicians away would appeal to a scandal-weary electorate. It seemed just what the beleaguered Republicans needed: a law-and-order nominee running against a Democratic Party whose governor had resigned in disgrace. But the GOP plan to ride U.S. Attorney Christopher J. Christie back to power in Trenton...

Christie not running for governor in 2005 US Attorney Christopher Christie has decided not to seek the Republican nomination for governor in 2005. (11/19/04)

Codey hints at full-term bid for governor Saturday, November 13, 2004 By WAYNE PARRY ASSOCIATED PRESS EAST BRUNSWICK - New Jersey's next governor is already looking beyond the 14-month term he'll begin next week. Although he has yet to take office, state Senate President Richard J. Codey is contemplating whether to seek a full four-year term in next November's gubernatorial election. He'll take over Tuesday as acting governor following the resignation of Governor McGreevey over a gay sex scandal. Addressing a state economic development conference Friday morning, Codey ended his final public speech before assuming the governorship by pointing out...

Federal Investigation of McGreevey Fundraising Video archive of David D'Amiano News Coverage See:http://www.uberhippy.com/damiano.shtml James McGreevey -- Political Predator See:http://www.PoliticalPredator.com

Child Porn Customers Included Doctor, Teacher, Minister By Jen Maxfield (Newark-WABC, January 15, 2004) — Two dozen people in New Jersey face charges in a child pornography bust, and some of them worked closely with children. Among the defendants arraigned in Newark today were a doctor, a campus minister, a teacher, and a youth church counselor. More arrests are expected in this ongoing investigation. New Jersey correspondent Jen Maxfield reports from Newark. The arraignments on federal child pornography charges have been going on here all afternoon. Government officials tell us that they arrested who they considered to be the most...

Corporate Lawyer in New Jersey Is Chosen as Federal Prosecutor By LAURA MANSNERUS EWARK, Dec. 7 — President Bush said today that he would nominate Christopher J. Christie, a lawyer who served as counsel to the president's 2000 campaign in New Jersey, as the next United States attorney for the state. Mr. Christie's nomination, expected for months, had drawn criticism from some lawyers because he lacks experience in criminal law. In addition, Mr. Christie would be the first United States attorney chosen for New Jersey who has not worked in the office. But Mr. Christie enjoyed widespread support from ...