Answer this multiple choice question about the Hypocrisy of the liberal progressive democrat controlled MEDIA

[PHILIP SCHNEIDER]

Which is worse:

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1) Getting our Ambassador slaughtered at Benghazi

2) Ordering the IRS to ruin campaign financing for the Romney campaign

3) NSA spying on US citizens with drones

4) Lying about US citizens being able to keep their own health insurance

5) Closing lanes on the George Washington bridge between New Jersey and New York.

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If you answered either of #s 1 through 4 you are absolutely wrong!

According to today's news MEDIA   # 5,

"closing lanes on the George Washington Bridge between New Jersey and New York" is the worst.

The proof is on EVERY possible news outlet across the nation. All of the media invective is aimed at ruining Republican Governor Chris Christie. All other news stories have been stopped dead in their track or completely ignored.

AND almost as important is the:

HUGE SILENCE from ALL REPUBLICANS!

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Anybody STILL think this nation is NOT completely divided???

Poor slobs like Christie thought he could play the game of politics by shmoozing with Obama and the democrats after Hurricane Sandy. He even scolded us REAL CONSERVATIVES telling us how he could bridge the divide and work WITH the opposition to create "compromise".

How's that "political compromise" with the devil workin for ya NOW Christie???

Christie has already had to fire 2 staff members and has gone on TV apologizing and  explaining how he knew nothing about the  lane closures on the Washington bridge. For a moment there I thought I was listening to Hillary swearing she knew nothing about Benghazi other than it was caused by a Youtube video!

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If anybody still has doubts who's side the media is on, take a look at who's going to get fair coverage about this George Washington Bridge "NON-scandal".

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January 09, 2014, 01:28 pm The Hill By Keith Laing

Ex NJ official in bridge scandal pleads Fifth

Former New Jersey Port Authority official David Wildstein pleaded the Fifth Amendment during a state legislature hearing about allegations he closed lanes on the most heavily used bridge in the country in act of political retribution for the Christie administration. 

Wildstein was called to testify before the New Jersey General Assembly’s Transportation Committee a day after emails were released showing he discussed closing lanes on the George Washington Bridge, which connects New Jersey to New York City, with a high-ranking administration official to Gov. Chris Christie (R-N.J.

Christie’s administration is accused of ordering Wildstein to close the bridge lanes in response to the Democratic mayor of Fort Lee, N.J., declining to endorse the governor’s bid for reelection last year.

Wildstein declined repeated requests to answer questions from New Jersey state lawmakers about his role in the bridge lane closure discussions on Thursday.

“On the advice of counsel, I assert my right to remain silent,” he said in response to multiple questions.

Wildstein had previously sought to convince a state judge to invalidate a subpoena from the New Jersey legislative committee, but the request was denied.

Christie announced during a marathon news conference on Thursday that he fired the aide, deputy chief of staff Bridget Kelly, who had been emailing with Wildstein.

Christie is widely thought to be a likely 2016 presidential candidate, but national Democrats have seized upon the bridge allegations to dent his image as a bipartisan consensus-builder.

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Christie fires aide in New Jersey bridge scandal; prosecutor launches probe

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Chicago Tribune

Tribune newspapers and wire reports

1:40 p.m. CST, January 9, 2014

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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie on Thursday fired a top aide at the center of a brewing scandal that public officials orchestrated a massive traffic snarl on the busy George Washington Bridge to settle a political score.

Christie told a news conference he was stunned and heartbroken by revelations that his staff was behind the traffic jam designed to punish a local mayor who declined to endorse Christie's re-election bid. The office of the U.S. attorney in New Jersey said it had launched an investigation.

The scandal and potential legal problems come as Christie has emerged as one of the most powerful figures in the Republican Party as head of its governors association and a possible contender for the White House in 2016.

"I am embarrassed and humiliated by the conduct of some of the people on my team," Christie said. "I am who I am, but I am not a bully."

At the news conference, Christie referred to the lane closings as a "rogue political operation."

"I am stunned by the abject stupidity that was shown here," Christie said. "This was handled in a callous and indifferent way, and this is not the way this administration has conducted itself over the last four years."

Christie took reporters' questions at the packed news conference at his office that lasted just short of two hours.

He appeared contrite, describing himself repeatedly as heartbroken and apologizing to the public, and even to the media, several times.

Toward the end of his lengthy appearance, he visibly relaxed, leaning against the podium, and resorted to his more typical form, calling one reporter's question "crazy."

Christie said he has dismissed his deputy chief of staff, Bridget Anne Kelly.

U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman - whose job Christie held before he was elected governor - has opened a probe into the lane closures, his spokeswoman said.

"The Port Authority Office of Inspector General has referred the matter to us, and our office is reviewing it to determine whether a federal law was implicated," Rebekah Carmichael said in a statement.

The controversy erupted with the public release of incriminating emails showing that a top aide to Christie played a key role in closing some lanes to the bridge, in a ploy to punish the Democratic mayor of Fort Lee, New Jersey.

The George Washington Bridge, one of the busiest spans in the world, connects New York City to Fort Lee. The abrupt four-day lane closures in September caused hours-long traffic jams and held up the passage of school buses and ambulances.

A local newspaper reported that emergency responders were delayed in attending to four medical situations. One involved an unconscious 91-year-old woman who later died of cardiac arrest and another, a car accident, in which four people were injured.

"SOUL-SEARCHING"

Christie has enjoyed immense popularity at home since his election in 2009, particularly for his handling of recovery and rebuilding efforts after Superstorm Sandy devastated his state in late 2012. He was re-elected in a landslide in November.

He has also touted his ability to work with political opponents as a mark of his skill at overcoming partisan divisions and forging alliances to get things done.

But the blunt-talking governor is known as well for engaging in shouting matches, hurling insults and belittling challengers.

Christie said he had been misled by his staff and knew nothing of the lane closings before they occurred and that he had been led to believe the closures were part of a traffic study.

He also said he was "blindsided" and heartbroken by the emails, and that he was doing some "soul searching."

"What did I do wrong to make these folks think it was okay to lie?" Christie said. "What I want the people of New Jersey to know is that this is the exception, not the rule."

EMAILS RELEASED WEDNESDAY

Despite earlier denials that anyone in his administration would shutter the bridge entrances as retaliation, emails released on Wednesday showed that at least one of his top aides, Bridget Anne Kelly, was involved in discussions about the closures weeks beforehand.

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http://www.washingtonpost.com/posttv/politics/christie-i-am-respons...

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We the People better comes to grips with this liberal progressive democrat machine MEDIA . . . . .

They are NOT our friends! They will NOT treat us as equals! They will NOT report honest news!

They will try to pick the Republican candidates like they did Christie, and then they will TEAR THEM DOWN at just the right time.

 It should be obvious that HILLARY is the candidate of the media . . . . at least for now.

But even Hillary can never be fully confident after what the media did to her in 2008!

Looking back she has to be afraid . . . .

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