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Shampoobra

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25. I read your OP, then found the video

Thu Jan 9, 2014, 03:49 PM

Jan 2014

I tried to be as objective as possible, and here's my conclusion:

If I were an enthusiastic Christie supporter, I would have been ashamed of what I saw. He struck me as a liar who is internally quivering in fear with each line he delivers.

(Under that hypothetical scenario, I would have felt the way I did for real when I learned John Edwards was a complete fraud.)

Now, if you're saying he'll probably avoid incarceration, I agree. But I'll be surprised if he finishes his term as governor.

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He'll survive yeoman6987 Jan 2014 #27

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I think you're wrong. Raffi Ella Jan 2014 #24

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This will be fodder in the primaries justiceischeap Jan 2014 #29

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Note the last line. WilliamPitt Jan 2014 #38

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