Gov. Chris Christie

As Eric Scott discussed during his news report, questions have arisen over the use of Superstorm Sandy funds.

Confusion, distrust, anger and apparent stonewalling marked internal communications between New Jersey Port Authority officials, their New York counterparts and PA and Fort Lee police as surprise lane closings disrupted traffic at the George Washington Bridge Sept. 9 through Sept. 13 of last year.

Governor Chris Christie stood at a podium and used words like "humiliated" and "embarrassed,"  to explain his aide's actions regarding "Bridgegate" under his watch. Mistakes were made that the governor will ultimately have to own up to.But after watching and listening to the governor, what's your reaction?

A fish stinks from the head down – and this one stinks to high heaven. This morning, a series of emails have been released tying top Port Authority officials linked closely to the Governor with closing the local access lanes to the George Washington Bridge back in September – reportedly to get back at the mayor of Ft...

As head of the GOP Governor's Association, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie will be trying to match 2010 election results that swept Republicans into statehouses long governed by Democrats. The keys were Tea Party discontent and promises of conservative economic and social policy makeovers...

Radio host Glen Beck, speaking on CNN called New Jersey Governor Chris Christie a “ fat nightmare.”

Jim has been discussing the story the last few days regarding "BridgeGate."

It seems like the big secret is out. To the shock of almost no one at least in New Jersey, political writers are writing more and more articles about Governor Christie running for the presidency in 2016. The road to the 2016 presidency is apparently going right through New Jersey. Even political satire sites have now taken to writing editorial cartoons regarding Christie's possible run.

Four years ago many of us over-taxed, over-regulated, long suffering productive citizens of New Jersey breathed a welcome sigh of relief following the victory of Chris Christie.

Now that the election is over, most of the focus has turned to what will be in store for  Governor Christie's 2nd term in office.