Chris Christie angers Jewish donors and begs forgiveness

Despite his weight Christie bent way over for megabillionaire GOP donor Sheldon Adelson and the Republican Jewish Coalition, begging forgiveness for politically incorrect language in referencing Israel's "occupation" of the West Bank.

NJ Tea Party is fed up with losing; endorses RINO over ultraconservative wingnut for Congress

Fed up with supporting a four-time loser in past elections, the Independence Hall Tea Party endorsed Tom MacArthur for Congress in New Jersey's third congressional district against his opponent Steve Lonegan, who previously had been considered a Tea Party favorite. MacArthur is the "Establishment" candidate against Lonegan who was rejected by GOP leaders at their county conventions.

War of the Munchkins: GOP Teabaggers fight for US Senate nomination

Tea Party Munchkins are fighting each other in New Jersey's GOP primary for the nomination to be the Party's sacrificial lamb to popular Democratic incumbent US Senator Cory Booker.

Chris Christie hires lawyer to investigate . . . himself

New Jersey taxpayers forked over more than a million dollars to a politically connected lawyer hired by His Arrogance to investigate his own office and its role in the Bridgegate scandal.

Christie donor compares criticism of rich people to the Holocaust

Billionaire megadonor Ken Langone, a major contributor to His Arrogance, has compared calls for tax increases on billionaires to the Nazi persecution of Jews.

Chris Christie gives pension funds to Wall Street buddies

His Arrogance complains about pensions for public employees while he gives away their pension money to his Wall Street pals and campaign contributors.

It's War; Teabagger v. RINO for Congress in NJ GOP primary

Last year's GOP candidate for US Senate tonight announced holy war against the GOP's RINO Establishment in New Jersey's third Congressional District for the open seat vacated by incumbent Jon Runyan. At their county convention the GOP chose insurance executive Tom MacArthur to be their standard bearer over Tea Party favorite Steve Lonegan, who vowed to continue his campaign until Hell freezes over or the Second Coming.