trafficjamgate

[smokymountainrain]

I enjoy watching or listening to some of MSNBC. Listening to them this morning they were proposing that Christie just didn't want to know what was going on so he would have plausible deniability. They weren't patting him on the back for doing this but indicating such action from a leader is about as bad as knowing in the first place.
I swear these are the same people who idolize President Obama.

Not asking you, rather just asking the general question...If that is the case or if he were involved in some other way, wouldn't the fired aide turn on him? What incentive does she have to protect him now that he's given her the axe?

[TripletDaddy]

Comparing Utah to Southern California and saying it needs more freeways is like comparing anywhere else in the country to NYC and saying they need more trains. Both are extreme cases and no one will ever match the freeway system in Southern California or the mass transit in NYC, ever. I will agree with others that Utah hasn't had the best planning. But it isn't so much lack of planning as it is waiting a bit too long to push to implement. The corridors have been preserved, but building/rebuilding freeways is extremely expensive. The push for the Olympics got the ball rolling and there have been some great additions in Utah County with Pioner Crossing, SR-92, and Mountain View Corridor. There is still much to do to catch to the population growth on the Wasatch Front though.

after all this babbling, you seem to come to the conclusion that Utah needs more freeways. Thanks.

[Surfah]

I bet Christie gains back the weight he lost.

[Omaha 680]

after all this babbling, you seem to come to the conclusion that Utah needs more freeways. Thanks.

Not really. You're not a very good engineer.

[Katy Lied]

what AA said.

[frank ryan]

Looks like this hasn't gone away for Christie yet:http://www.washingtonpost.com/politi...y.html?hpid=z1

[All-American]

"Evidence exists". . . What a crock. That's a totally meaningless statement.