challenge, scared of called the rino. in being down there, having conversations with republicans, how do you think that math works out? what s your analysis of your republican colleagues. well, i think if they just do it if they just take this as a mathematics question and look at current opinion of the people that they think are going to make the decision as to whether they come back again, they re going to do the wrong thing every time. when we re elected to these jobs, it s to lead. it s to help ex-main the challenges we face. one of my favorite professors, marty linski, says leadership is the act of disace pointing your own supporters at a rate they can absorb. they need to start disappointing some of these extreme voices and tell them what they don t want to hear. i m curious, you re coming back to like it was 1, 28 today. that s a low number relatively speaking. i guess what i m asking, do you have a sense of how many wanted to vote yes or how many would vote yes if they co
on friday because of two interviews he gave where at least some people interpreted it as big news. one of those interviews was with bloomberg, the other with the bergen record. a columnist describes sokolich s remarks as his most extensive comments yet, with sokolich telling the record the christie administration made a a personal tour of the 9/11 memorial plaza by david wildstein. i ve been asked to be nice to you. the record reporting aides courted him with gifts, like shuttle buses, pothole repairs and emergency radios. when sokolich did not volunteer his support, he said he was punished with paralyzing traffic jams. a lot of people jumped this is evidence that sokolich was changing his story. and christie s office was no dig different. a christie spokesman characterized sokolich s comments as a total departure
well, it turned out there s four people running for governor. one of them, i mean, steve, let me just say, this is a he came to a city that was not fazed at all by this controversy that s dogging him. i might be a little contrarian here. the city absorbs on an ongoing basis multiple serial political controversies and scandals where public officials routinely go to jail, okay? so this is something people take in stride. the four people running for governor at the one public event he had which was at a civic club of chicago, one showed up, and by the time the day ended, another one who s one of the very wealthiest donors and fund-raisers in the area who is running for governor, he met with him. the third person, well, he now has his own scandal, the state treasurer was just accused a few days ago in a lawsuit of sexual harassment charges from a guy who worked in his office.