Top Republicans Say They Stand By Governor Christie
High-profile Republicans were adamant Sunday that New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie should not resign from his post as chairman of the Republican Governors Association.
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High-profile Republicans were adamant Sunday that New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie should not resign from his post as chairman of the Republican Governors Association.
A political science professor at Rider University says the back and forth between the Christie Administration and a former Port Authority staffer is just heating up.
In a letter released to The New York Times, attorney Alan Zegas is demanding that the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey reconsider paying the legal costs of his client, former authority manager David Wildstein.
Gov. Chris Christie's office has agreed to pay $650 per hour to the lawyer representing the governor's office in a traffic jam scandal. And the lawyer says that's a discount.
A majority of respondents in a new poll say it's unlikely that Gov. Chris Christie didn't know about a plan to close lanes to a heavily traveled bridge between New Jersey and New York.
The New Jersey state legislature has formed a new joint bi-partisan committee to investigate the George Washington Bridge scandal.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has taken a couple serious hits in the court of public opinion in the wake of Bridgegate.
In light of Bridgegate and the Governor's insistence he knew nothing of what underlings were doing, it turned out to be a very poignant question.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's re-election campaign and the state's Republican Party committee have received subpoenas from federal prosecutors investigating allegations that his aides created traffic jams as political payback.
Chris Stigall spoke with CBS News Reporter Sharyl Attkisson on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT to ask her why other political scandals, like the story involving members of Chris Christie's staff causing traffic delays on the George Washington Bridge, garner more media attention than others.
Gov. Chris Christie was sworn into office Tuesday for a second term.
Dom Giordano talked with CNN's Jake Tapper earlier today on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT about the political scandals surrounding New Jersey Governor Chris Christie.
The New Jersey Assembly confirms that subpoenas were served to Christie's chief of staff, chief counsel, communications director and other aides.
A special legislative panel investigating an apparent political payback scheme involving Gov. Chris Christie's aides issued 20 new subpoenas Thursday, and he made his first trip since the scandal broke to pledge he won't be distracted from the job of rebuilding from Superstorm Sandy.
Gov. Chris Christie, eager to get on with business amid a scandal over traffic jams that appear to have been manufactured by his aides, is meeting with homeowners affected by Superstorm Sandy even as the Legislature prepares to issue new subpoenas as part of its investigation.
Both committees will have subpoena power, which will likely be exercised in short order.
Governor Christie has tapped a New York firm to lead his own probe of the George Washington Bridge closing but made no mention of it in a public appearance at the shore.
The federal prosecutor who helped convict former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich is being asked to investigate the apparent political payback scandal involving New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's administration.
Bottom line: his image has been dinged but not totaled.
Gov. Chris Christie's approval rating and credibility remain strong among New Jersey voters surveyed in a Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday.
The governor says he won't let the scandal distract him from pushing forward with his agenda.
New Jersey is in good shape and getting better in the eyes of the Governor. Legislative Democrats would beg to differ.
Gov. Chris Christie delivered his State of the State Address on Tuesday.
An advance copy of Governor Christie's speech shows, among other things, the governor plans to recommend adjusting the current K-through-12 model of education.
Democrats in New Jersey sharpened their aim at Republican Gov. Chris Christie on Monday, forming special legislative committees to explore the role politics played in traffic jams last fall and announcing that the investigation has grown into an abuse of power probe.
