When Governor Chris Christie joked that he was the guy moving the cones that blocked Fort Lee residents from access to the George Washington Bridge, he did so knowing enough to realize that his flip comment amounted to admitting complicity in the commission of a crime.

Are you a senior citizen on the Trump/Christie bandwagon?  If so, you should have second thoughts about your support.

On Friday, July 1, a group of Sussex County citizens demonstrated in front of Congressman Scott Garrett’s Newton office asking that he support a bill that would require universal background checks to prevent dangerous persons from obtaining weapons like those used in Newtown, Connecticut,and Orlando, Florida.

Sussex County Freeholder candidate Michele Van Allen looked on as Fifth Congressional District candidate Josh Gottheimer addressed the crowd at the grand opening of a campaign office in Sussex County. The event took place on Thursday evening.

Randy Maestro’s law firm says it returned Chris Christie’s cellphone to him after publishing its report. That report, written in behalf of the Governor at taxpayer expense, exonerated him from any wrongdoing, or even any knowledge, in connection with Bridgegate.

Why in the world is the Democrat controlled New Jersey Assembly allowing Chris Christie to flush the state down the fiscal drain?