‘Whiny’: GOP Strategist Slams Gov. Christie Over Blizzard Absence
- Posted on January 1, 2011 at 1:51pm by
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Not even a charming week in Disney World could temper New Jersey Governor Chris Christie’s curmudgeonly disposition to the press, as he greeted them upon his return unapologetic about missing this week’s snowpocalypse and generally disgruntled that his judgment was questioned. The grumpiness was reciprocated on CNN by GOP strategist Ed Rollins, who chastised the governor for being “whiny” about the criticism after not “being there.”
Christie answered the criticisms in a press conference today, where he explained that he had been “on the phone” with many in the administration– and many in the press– and that he refused to cancel his children’s “Christmas present.” The excuse that both his plans and those of Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno to travel to Mexico this week were long in place did not sit very well with Rollins, who, while admitting to be a “big Christie fan,” found the need to go to Disney World insufficient:
“I’m a big Christie fan. He’s a role model of a lot of Republican governors who are coming in. In time of crisis– and this snowstorm has been a crisis, whether it’s in New York City or New Jersey– you’ve got to be at the helm. And I’ve seen many many governors and mayors in the past destroy their careers by not being here.”
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cykonas
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:58pmReally? Are you kidding?
1. The people of NJ need either their Governor or their Lt. Governor to be physically within the state boundries to be able to handle a snow storm? I have a bit more faith in the people of NJ than either of these pinhead pundits. Maybe the two of them live in NJ and they couldn’t figure out what to do with a little snow so they are upset. Dunno.
2. A snowstorm in December in NJ is what the bald guy defines as a crisis? We always just called them snowstorms. Like in, “Never let a good snowstorm go to waste”. We used to say that all the time when we were waxing our sleds. Sometimes they are even better in January and February. Whenever they came we would get our snow shovels and rock salt and take care of things. We didn’t have snow blowers. Shoot, fire had only been discovered a few years before that. We would help our neighbors who couldn’t shovel and each do a part of the road. The folks with 4X4′s would pack the stuff down and we were good to go. I don’t even remember my kids missing a day of school for snow in a bunch of years. Personally, I was never sure where my governor was at that time. It never occured to me that I should care where he was. He probably didn’t have time to shovel my road anyway. He was probably doing something more important than worrying about my road. Or, maybe he happened to be on his PRE-planned vacation enjoying time with his family. One year my neighbor was on vacation in Arizona when we had a crisis; er, I mean a snow storm. So I shovelled his driveway and the street in front of his house after I did mine. When he and his family came home he thanked me and gave me a six pack of Sam Adams. That seemed okay to me, but he really didn’t have to do it. I knew he would have done the same for me if I was on vacation. I enjoyed the Sam Adams, even if it was from a Communist country. No, wait, Massachusettes isn’t a country, it’s just Communist, sorry. I didn’t even know that we had a Lt. Governor. I wonder who it was?
3. Christie sounded to me like he was abreast of what was happening and had a plan in place PRIOR to leaving NJ in the case of an emergency. It sounds like the plan worked well. If you have a contingency plan in place, for emergencies, and you trust the people who are standing in for you, why would you cut short your trip and return? If that be the case, you might as well not have a contingency plan. The Dem they referred to (speaker of the house in NJ?) apparently did a darn good job doing whatever needed to be done. I guess he was shoveling his drive and road. Where’s the concern? Oh, maybe the pinhead pundits don’t understand what it is to have good people that you can trust within your organization. After all, they do work for CNN.
4. Christie didn’t sound whiney to me. It’s a shame he addressed the gutless press and explained any of it. They should have been at home shoveling their driveways and roads. Were it me, I’d have told them to …er,…um…get back to me later. Honestly, I wouldn’t have been so civil, but I feel a responsibility to the Blaze to maintain some minimum standard of decorum.
5. The two talking heads did sound whiney to me. And to the point of bald guy who said (something like) “and I’m a Christie fan” or whatever he said as preface, I’m always doubly suspicious of anyone who starts out with stuff like “some of my best friends are black” or “I’ve got tons of friends who are gay” when they want to make a point. Usually, in my experience, the exact opposite is true and the next thing out of their mouth is pure BS. Your experience may be different.
6. If Christie is asking, or plans to ask, the Feds for any help he drops a big notch or two in my opinion. I love the guys independent streak, and his skepticism of anything Federal and his “in their face” attitude with any of the people or entities that want to play political games at the expense of the people of NJ. I hope the pinhead pundits are misreporting that. If not, shame on you Gov. Christie. I’m not going to call you when we have our next snowstorm,..er crisis, down here in Florida.
Report Post »Peace.
Midwest Blonde
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:57pmThe question that no one who has criticized Christie has answered – IF ALL THE AIRPORTS WERE CLOSED, HOW THE HELL WAS CHRISTIE TO GET BACK TO NJ DURING THESE STORMS???
THAT is all that’s important.
He did his job by phone, he couldn’t have gotten back to NJ during the worst of it if he had wanted to, and you don’t break a promise to your kids…..
Report Post »heavyduty
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:50pmSounds to me like he was the only smart one in the bunch to get out and take a vacation while it snowed.
Report Post »joeliberty
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:48pmsnowleopard3200……right on! I guess Christie is supposed to be a meteorologist as well as a politician and able to predict the weather! I do not like Christie, but will defend him here. Even politicians should be entitled to time off with their families once in awhile! Obama spends over 25% of his time on vacation and the other 75% trying to find ways to undermine our former constitutional form of government even further! The country is finished folks…..lets face it! You better be ready for the Piven communists because they are coming!
Report Post »heavyduty
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:52pmWhat don’t you like about the Gov. because he is telling you like it is. Wake and smell what the previous politicians have been shoveling down your throats. Your state is broke, and he didn’t break it. He is trying to fix it. So tell us why you don’t like him.
Report Post »Liberty_Forever
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:44pmChristie is probably damned if he does; and damned if he doesn’t. If he’d come back to NJ from Disney to deal with the snow issue [insert eyeroll here] (as if his presence would’ve made the snow magically disappear) and broke his children’s hearts as, obviously, this was their Christmas present, someone would have blasted him for his lack of ‘family values’ placing his job before his family.
Report Post »jordy 2010
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:38pmWith A ”GOP” strategist like this old fart…….Christie doesn’t need any enemies…….. Fire the old bastard!!!!!!
Report Post »bobtech
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:30pmThe bottom line is he didn’t have to be physically in the state.In these days of video conferencing,and instant communications,it doesn’t matter where he sits behind a desk,all the same resources are available to him from any internet connected computer or smartphone.
Report Post »A sign of a good chief executive is the ability to delegate,and the state was in competent hands during the crisis.Why did the Governor have to be there?For photo ops?so the press could throw a few snowballs at him.?…Such nonsense.
In NYC where I live(Brooklyn too!),Mayor bloomberg swore that everything was ok,he was in the city and it changed nothing except for press access to him.He still had no clue except for what he was told.
NJ was doing ok in handling things,it‘s not like they don’t know what a big snowfall requires from the state.
Plankchapel
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:23pmWell, you already know how the Leftists are. What’s good for the goose (Obama) ain’t good for the gander (Christie). I mean, where did Christie use NJ dollars to go on Christmas vacation INSIDE the United States? Oh, sorry, Michelle re: Spain!
Report Post »uberconservative
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:22pmThank You 24 Hour News Cycle! You would think the world had come to an end. Yeah why weren’t they on Bloomberg for his mess?
Report Post »Hugie 59 PA
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:21pmEd Rollins always seemed to be fair to both sides of the aisle as a moderate conservative who ran Christie Witman‘s succesful campaign for NJ Governor but he’s way over the line criticising Governor Christie for a well deserved vacation presumed to have been planned well before the storm. Rollines should be discribed as the Crinch that would have stolen the Governor‘s kid’s Christmas if he were running the show.
Report Post »Bluebonnet
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:15pmYeah folks, look for the Union Label if you want total inefficiency in anything they’re in charge of. Plus
Report Post »they make more money and freebies than the rest of workforce. And they answer to the Unions instead
of their real bosses, and that’s you & me.
Ilovenh1
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:12pmIts snow, big deal.
Report Post »Like it never snowed in jersey before.
What do you want him to do drive one of the plows himself?
I‘m from B’klyn NY and I remember some of the snow storms from the 80′s that were a lot worse than this.
Bloomburg is there and look how badly he is screwing it up!
NickDeringer
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:09pmIs it me or has political news coverage turned into a bunch of cranky third-graders who didn’t get their afternoon nap??
In more important news: America is being taken over by a bunch of Marxist radicals!!!
Report Post »BBTX
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:08pmThe Union in NY intentionally doesn’t do their job in the midst of the snowstorm(allegedly, ha) and what’s the media focus on? A Republican who went on vacation and stayed there with his family during the crisis? Typical. Ed Rollins–just another meaningless talking head on a network that embarrasses itself regularly.
Report Post »beekeeper
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 4:11pmImagine if Christie flew back and got stuck like other travelers?
Or, heaven forbid he stepped into a private/charter jet!
The media would have gone after him anyways, why not stay in FL for a much-deserved vacation…
Report Post »Blaiser
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:03pmJust another example of the Republican establishment eating there own! Thank God for the Tea Party.
Report Post »uberconservative
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:18pmAmen
Report Post »stmike
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:03pmOh please stop with this snow garbage already. Even so called conservatives making a big deal over snow. Look, yes every few years we get a three or four foot snow fall its normal! Snowpacalypse??? Just knock it off already. Good lord what would some people do if they lived a bit north of the tristate area? UGh!
Report Post »MBA
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:03pmGovernor Christie was able to handle the emergency by phone and teleconferencing. Why should he try to fly back to NJ during a blizzard and get stuck in transit where he may not have had adequate communications with his emergency crew? How ridiculous and petty to keep blaming people–Governor Christie, President Bush for Katrina. Everyone knows their job (street cleaners, emergency personnel) so if these whiners don’t like being not being on an emegency snow route, get off their lazy liberal b u t t and start shoveling. The effort (real physical work) might take some of the hate out of these people’s attitudes. It’s only a crisis if you call it a crisis–things may be difficult for a few days, but the inconvenience will pass.
Report Post »Dearoldad
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:03pmOnly someone who never takes a day off or goes on vacation or even has quality family time would expect Christie to not take vacation or leave his family in the middle of it because of a snow storm, even a big one. Now maybe a major hurricane or a bad tornado, maybe. Maybe for a major terriorist attack, but a friggin snow storm? What exactly to they have emergency management and service personnel for? What do they have snowplows, graders, salt and road gravel for? The mark of a good manager or executive is that he has good subordinates who can do their job if the big whig(s) just get the hell out of the way (which is exactly what Christie did). Let’s see now, how is that New York City snow clearing working for you (with Blubbery Bloomberg on the job)????? Huh????? I didn’t hear you????
Report Post »West28
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:35pm@DEAROLDAD
That’s exactly what I was thinking. Leaders delegate. The test of a good leader is how organized things are when they are not there. Do you think we have anyone in the media or government who has any clue about true leadership?
Report Post »DagnysCousin
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:02pmChristie would have done the same thing IN NJ as he did from FL, on the phone and making sure things were taken care of. I suppose he could have driven a plow or picked up a shovel himself though that would satisfy the critics (not) – he’d be lambasted for taking away union work!
Report Post »AmericanLass
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:02pmCNN folks need to get a real job. Mouth piece for Dems is not a respectful job. Try just once in awhile to do your own thinking instead of getting your talking points from your bosses from (DNC) every morning. Bloomberg WAS in town, so what’s your spin on how good a job he did ?
Report Post »bobodu
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 6:12pmHah!!! Are you that stupid?
Report Post »Damned near every post on here is just rote repeated from some talk radio host. Or haven’t you noticed?
AlaskaRick
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:01pm“You got to get in the streets to know whats going on.” So Ed, I guess Generals would have to be on the front lines to know whats happening during a battle? C’mon, that’s why there is a leadership structure in place.
Report Post »Subjectivist
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:00pmWhere were these so called Expert Strategists in 2006, 2008 and 2010? Nowhere to be found, or giving advice that went against the will of the voters! These people need to sit down and shut the pie hole if they have nothing of value to offer.
Report Post »snowleopard3200 {cat folk art}
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 4:33pmOne thing I have seen with political figures is that when one is given or takes the title of ‘expert’ on anything you most often have next to, or completely no, clues as to what you are doing other than moving the voice box in time to the worn out melodies of all sides.
Report Post »Tony
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 8:51pmEd Rollins has to be a “double Republican Strategist” as in “double spy”. Rollins is THE favored Republican Strategist for CNN and MSNBC….not so much on Fox. I don‘t know of any GOP campaign he’s worked for lately, unless it was McCain and that would explain such a lame effort. But Rollins was a favored GOP strategists back when the GOP was the permanent minority party.
Report Post »rojotx
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 1:58pmSo this guy goes on cnn to complain, hmm tells me sumtin’ there! WHERE IS THE COMPLAINT OF OBIE IN HAWAII and the economy?
Report Post »annieoakley
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:06pmCan’t be critical of BO or MO they are black.
Report Post »not funny
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 3:46pmI just realized why the dog is named BO–I never made the connection with the president’s own initials. I must be a little slow.
Report Post »bikerr
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 4:14pmAnnie, His mother was white,he is not black!
Report Post »CatB
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 4:15pmNOT FUNNY ….
LOL .. yea .. but that’s okay .. who else would name their “pet” their own initials.
Report Post »politicsisme
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 10:22pmWhy not complain that Obama was in Hawaii when there was snow all over the country that needed to be attended to. This is just ridiculous. Local leaders and city employees over snow removal handle snow removal.
Report Post »1TrueOne55
Posted on January 2, 2011 at 3:18am@BikeRR Barry calls himself “Black” since he rejects his white mother heritage and writes in his Autobiographies that he liked to hang with the Commies revolutionary Blacks and Latinos he never felt like he had any loyalty to the white side of his Gene Pool.
Report Post »darlenekay
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 1:58pmSo elected officials need to be able to see into the future? It snows in New Jersey every year. I know, I grew up in that area of the country. In December it snows. Sometimes it snows a lot and sometimes not so much. But this guy can’t take a vacation–a pre-planned vacation–because it happened to snow a lot is ridiculous. From what I understand, in New Jersey the roads got plowed, power stayed on, people lived their lives, winter as usual for that area.
Report Post »snowleopard3200 {cat folk art}
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:02pmNotice though, Obama goes on vacation in the middle of the worst winter storms for years, and then nothing gets said by most of the media news propaganda machinery.
Report Post »Bluebonnet
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:12pmTruth is, Obama probably couldn’t shovel his way out of anything let alone a driveway.
Report Post »TEXMAN
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:14pmDidn’t you know, only the governor can use the weather control machine.
Report Post »Dale
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:46pmI agree. It appears that Christie knew more about what was going on in New Jersey (the whole state) than bloomberg did in New York City! It took him days to discover that snow removal was not as efficient as previous years – rather than find the cause, he chose to defend a questionable work effort (costing at least two lives). Afterward, he plans to find the cause. Christie, on the other hand, has to explain how New Jersey could function without his presence. Give me a break.
Report Post »So
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:59pmObama has his hands in our pockets, took a 2 million dollar vacation to Hawaii (one of many vacations) during the worst recession in 25 years and the Democrats defend it. Christie goes to Disney for a week and they (and some Republicans) are all crying.
Boo-hoo.
Report Post »snowleopard3200 {cat folk art}
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 1:54pmThis just go to show that when a real person who means business tames a section of the government on any level, then the wolves (chiuaua sized) come out of the woods and start their annoying howls of despair from all sides.
Go Christie go.
Report Post »Bluebonnet
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:10pmThe suckin nerve of the idiots who expected Chris to come home and shovel snow for them. He took
Report Post »care of it via phone, just like he would have, had he been home. I’m so sick of these lilly-livered jerks
who sit around and make up any excuse to blame a very valuable man of our Country, which means we smart people are expecting him to run for the Presidency, if not in 12 by 16.
jblaze
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:24pmThese people are imbecile!
Report Post »Cemoto78
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:32pmI didn’t realize the Governor was the one driving the snow plows. I imagine when Obama went on vacation when oil was gushing into the Gulf, the economy was in the tank, and unemployment was skyrocketing, this was okay because he needed to get away for a couple of days. Also, the Mayor of New York was there and you see what a disaster that was, but he let’s not look at that. Time to flush these so-called strategists and put some people in there with a little commonsense who don’t turn every little thing into a political issue.
Report Post »JGP
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:42pmReally people, do we need a politicians guidance for every inconvience in our lives? Oh no, there’s snow on the ground! Call the governor!
Report Post »cheapandeasy
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:55pmHey Ed, me-thinks you whine too much!
Report Post »mtnclimberjim
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:59pmEd is a ass hat and needs to shut his yap. If you want something to bitch about dearest ed, look at our borders you idiot.
Report Post »oldoldtimer
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 3:00pmThe best sign of good leadership is when every thing functions normally when you are not there. I would say Christie has a good staff that functions well and does their job even when he is not looking over their shoulder.
Report Post »In Obamas case it did not function with or without him. Fact is it did not function at all. Someone outside his Gov’t had to take the initative and get the job done. Thank you Gulf State Governors.
Okie from Muskogee
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 3:28pmIt’s called snow people, snow. I do not think the Governor actually operates a snowplow, do you? And exactly how would he be able to get back to town with zero flights in and out?
I guess one could say C.C. is doing a great job on the snow if going off B.O.’s standard, how many days did B.O. go golfing before checking out BP’s oil spill? (12 days wasnt it) No weather to blame there.
So if C.C. sucks for planning a vacation before the storm on Holidays, B.O. blows and is even worse to those same standards..
Report Post »godlovinmom
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 3:31pmhe lost me when he said he was a big chris christy fan…don’t think so…
Report Post »Cobra Blue
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 4:05pmChristie is a business and administrator. He leaves for vacation, storm hits and problems are addressed. Bloomberg is a politician. He is home when the storm hits, union strikeS, people are stranded and some even die. His answer, A probe into seeing if “anything really happened”. True conservative businessman and leader (CAN AND WILL DO KINDA GUY) verses a career liveral progressive politician (CAN”T DO,,NEVER INTENDED TO DO ANYTHING BUT BLAME KINDA GUY) If you can’t see the difference you need a majoR intervention.
Report Post »beekeeper
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 4:05pmOK, say it with me – “There was no problem in NJ, he’s entitled to spend time with his family, he’s not running for President in 2012, and he’s not a hypocrite for requesting federal aid for a natural disaster he didn’t personally witness.” OK? Got it?
Apparently this ‘B Team’ of political analysts doesn’t understand any of the above points…
Report Post »Cobra Blue
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 4:09pmThe man child Obama couldn’t beat his way out a wet paper bag. I’m sorry but the Commander in Chief is a Sissy. I’m sorry but the tougher he talks the more childish he looks. He’s the kinda kid we had in grade school that everyone picked on and beat up after school.
Report Post »walkwithme1966
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 4:11pmI am beginning to like Christie more and more!! http://maboulette.wordpress.com
Report Post »CatB
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 4:13pmcheapandeasy
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 2:55pm
Hey Ed, me-thinks you whine too much!
I AGREE!
Report Post »orkydorky
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 4:27pmGod controls the weather, not politicians or government!!!!!! Get used to it, it’s called life.
Report Post »snowleopard3200 {cat folk art}
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 4:30pm@Cobra Blue
Agree with you on both postings. Christie knows how to delagate and to lead; plus how to handle the emergencies when they occur.
Report Post »oregonrr
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 5:05pmChristie has already surrounded himself with good people, capable of handling anything. He is just there, in life, to be their guiding light and mentor now. Christie needs to be known as a man of his word, by his children. Had his children perceived themselves of less value than others, or as a man not of his word, we would all lose. Christie did the right thing. And, all he needed to say was, “I am a man of my word.“ ”I kept my word.“ ”Next question?”
Report Post »BibleGunClinger
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 6:29pmWhat the hell???? Did all the critisizers want the guv out running a snow plow? They have people hired for that. Whiney bunch of losers
Report Post »101
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 7:24pm.
Report Post »Ed Rollins always full of BS throwing perspective presidential candidates under the bus…nothing but political posturing because he supports Mike Huckabee 2012!
tower7femacamp
Posted on January 1, 2011 at 8:11pmchemtrails and geoengineering ?
http://www.wmicentral.com/news/latest_news/article_dfb9deac-0edb-11e0-b19d-001cc4c03286.html?mode=story
“The data found from the producers shows that one of the chemicals being sprayed is aluminum oxide which is toxic to all life,” said an angry Johnson. “Alzheimer’s has increased rapidly since they started spraying in the late 1990s.”
Despite the fact that the chemtrail spraying has reportedly been going on since around 1998, there is little official recognition of the issue and in most cases out right denial. Johnson hopes that by bringing attention to the issue, it can be forced out into the open before too much damage is done.
Report Post »TheTruthPlease
Posted on January 2, 2011 at 10:08amKind of interesting how you don’t hear the same outrage about the vacationer in chief. Golf outings, trips to europe, Hawaii and leaving the liar in chief at the Presedential podium for a Christmas party. Tools everyone…
Report Post »taskmaster78
Posted on January 4, 2011 at 8:54amI think we all know this, these dogs work for some establishment republican who has a dog in the race, no pun intended. The only good thing is Chris isn‘t from NY or he wouldn’t be shoveling out. Either way, I hope he does get in the office we need someone who can tell both the world and these selfish bast@rds to go home and clean out Washington.
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