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Weekly Video: Christie's Scathing Comments on Congress' Sandy Aid Bill

Comments from Wednesday's afternoon press conference

Speaking in Trenton Wednesday, Gov. Chris Christie blasted Congress for failing to pass a Sandy aid bill the evening prior. The governor said it had taken 66 days and counting for the legislators to act, and it was unacceptable.

The Video of the Week is from Wednesday's press conference, clips of Christie's remarks.

Ron Jacobson January 5, 2013 at 06:07 pm
The Governor is right it has taken way too long for the Congress to act on this aid package. Of course something that is missing is, why it did not pass sooner? Well it seems, to paraphrase Rahm Emanuel, some would not let a good disaster go to waste and inserted a lot pork into the bill. Should the Super Storm Sandy relief bill include planting trees in Ohio and projects in the North West and West Coast? I think not, I believe that if those “good politicians” had not been so intent on enhancing their career at the discomfort of others, the bill would have passed on the first vote.
Pepino Greenberg January 6, 2013 at 03:22 pm
just because hes a Republican it doesn't mean he has to be an A-Hole like the rest.

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