NY Times
by Michael Barbero
January 8, 2014

Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey has built a remarkable brand in Republican politics around a simple message: that his bluster and brashness, grating as they might be, were driven by a desire to transcend partisan rancor and petty politics in the service of the public good.

He would never let himself engage, he once pledged, in the “type of deceitful political trickery that has gone on in this state for much too long.”

But embarrassing revelations about his office’s role in shutting down some access lanes to the George Washington Bridge now imperil that carefully cultivated image.

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http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/09/nyregi...peril.html?_r=0

He throws Brigette Kelly under the bus for lying to him. Not for the closing.

I don't trust him