After Federal Indictments, Christie Tries to Save White House Bid
×
[contact-form-7 404 "Not Found"]
by News Editor
Gov. Chris Christie speaks at the Faith and Freedom Coalition's Road to Majority 2014 conference. Photo: Faith and Freedom Coalition Facebook page.
New York Times – Around 7:30 a.m., as an audience of technology executives started streaming through the ballroom doors of a Ritz-Carlton Hotel in suburban Virginia on Friday, Chris Christie’s iPhone buzzed with the grim news he has awaited for 16 months.
Federal charges were coming in the bizarre case of traffic and revenge with which he had become synonymous.
Share this Story:
Let your voice be heard!
Join the Algemeiner
Trending
-
Palestinian Cameramen Exposed in New Footage Documenting Oct. 7 Atrocities Side by Side with Terrorists
-
Israel’s Iran Attack Carefully Calibrated After Internal Splits, US Pressure
-
This Passover, Combine Respect for Tradition with the Courage to Innovate
-
How Does Ilhan Omar Really Feel About Iran?
-
Cultural Center Backed by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Plans to Produce Films About Attack on Israel