Associated Press
by Angela Delli Santi
March 11, 2013

Gov. Chris Christie on Monday defended the delay in disbursing $32 million in donations to victims of Superstorm Sandy from a charity run by his wife.

The Asbury Park Press newspaper, of Neptune, reported Sunday that none of the relief money that came pouring in after the late October storm had reached victims; the first $1 million in grants was approved last week

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"I'm really proud of the job she's done and the professionalism she's brought to the job," he said Monday. "The fact that they're being careful with people's money is something that's laudable."

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How do we know it's being handled with care. It's been over 4 months and as far as I see, someone is sitting on all that dough and no one that needs it is getting it. Chalk up another FAIL for the rotund Zero lover from Jersey.

If people pay attention to the way the government handles donations they may reconsider parting with their money.

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If people pay attention to the way the government handles donations they may reconsider parting with their money.

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The fund's honorary advisory board includes Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Jovi and former Sen. Bill Bradley.

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Celebs sit on the board and it look like money going directly to the victims, not some Christie Creme controlled slush fund.

Sounds to me like the criticism is premature and unwarranted.