Governor Christie

There's an interesting opinion piece on Politico.com about marijuana. Now, I don't smoke pot, but I don't particularly care if you want to light one up after work. It doesn't seem likely that New Jersey will follow Colorado or Washington in making small amounts of pot legal to own and consume, but we do now have medical marijuana.

After Wednesday night's Daily Show dedicated the entire first segment to the Bridgegate scandal, last night Jon Stewart took on the governor's marathon press conference in which Christie denied all knowledge. Spoiler alert: You'll even get to see Chris Christie taking a shower in this video. Well, sort of.

As the dust begins to settle from yesterday's presser, where Governor Christie said he knew nothing of the retribution his office was enacting on the town of Ft. Lee because their mayor wouldn't endorse him for re-election, I wonder who believes him.

If you are looking for a job in government, now may be the time as the 'bridgegate' scandal may open up a position or two on Governor Chris Christie's staff. Here's what the job listing may look like.

The Bergen Record has obtained emails and communications that show Governor Christie's deputy chief of staff Bridget Anne Kelly had advance knowledge of a plan to shut down local access lanes to the George Washington bridge in September in a scandal that has drawn nationwide attention.

This morning on the Jim Gearhart Show, Eric Scott, who was filling in for Jim, asked listeners to call in with questions and topics for tonight's edition of 'Ask the Governor.'

How could you not be proud of this guy? Jon Stewart, a Jersey guy Bill and I had the pleasure of interviewing when he was just starting out before he was a household name, calls it like he sees it.

You have heard Governor Christie talk endlessly about his love for Bruce Springsteen, but Esquire finally learned exactly which songs are his favorites.

I speak for myself and don’t pretend to know what goes through the mind of the Governor. It’s hard not to look at the cover of this week’s Time magazine and not think that, despite their reportage of the Governor’s lopsided victory this past Tuesday, there seems to be a bias, perhaps not so understated, against the Governor...