Turn on Tweety right fugging now - Office of the Governor is one of the institutions

[malaise]

that was served a Subpoena

[malaise]

1. The list

http://www.newsworks.org/index.php/local/item/64020-bridgegate-panel-reveal-identities-of-all-20-subpoenas-served
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The complete list of those served with subpoenas in the 'Bridgegate' scandal.

1) Maria Comella -Deputy Chief of Staff for Communications and Planning

2) Michael Drewniak - Governor's Press Secretary

3) Regina Egea - Governor's incoming Chief of Staff and former Director of the Authorities Unit

4) Christina Genovese - Director of Business Affairs, Office of the Governor

5) Bridget Anne Kelly - former Deputy Chief of Staff for Govenor Christie

6) Charles McKenna - former Chief Counsel to the Governor

7) Kevin O'Dowd - Chief of Staff and Christie's nominee to be state Attorney General

8) Colin Reed - Deputy Press Secretary

9) Evan Ridley - Aide to Governor Christie

10) Matt Mowers - former aide to Governor Christie and current exec director of the New Hampshire Republican Party

11) Custodian of Records - Office of the Governor

12) Chris Christie for Governor Inc. - election committee

13) Philippe Danielides - senior advisor to the Port Authority chairman

14) Paul Nunziato - Port Authorty

15) Cristina Lado - Port Authority

16) Nicole Davidman Drewniak - Republican fundraiser and wife of Christie's spokesman Michael Drewniak

17) Bill Baroni - former deputy executive director of the Port Authority

18) David Samson - chairman of the Port Authority

19) Bill Stepien - Christie's former re-election campaign manager

20) David Wildstein - former director of interstate capital projects at the Port Authority

[nadinbrzezinski]

10. Oh I guessed right

7) Kevin O'Dowd - Chief of Staff and Christie's nominee to be state Attorney General

13) Philippe Danielides - senior advisor to the Port Authority chairman

14) Paul Nunziato - Port Authorty

15) Cristina Lado - Port Authority

11) Custodian of Records - Office of the Governor

4) Christina Genovese - Director of Business Affairs, Office of the Governor


9) Evan Ridley - Aide to Governor Christie

I do not see the head of the state police, but...

[malaise]

14. Good for you

Who knows where this lead - might still reach the head of the state police.
One thing I know - when you're climbing that power ladder, make sure to treat everyone with respect because when that descent begins, those you mistreated will all be there waiting to drag you down with glee. We're witnessing the descent - as the article about the Springsteen/Fallon parody said that will be played and people will howl until he reaches his grave.

[nadinbrzezinski]

35. Scandals have a predictable dynamic to them

the details are different, here it was grabby mayor, there it is who's who of the Port Authority, but Christie is in real trouble now.

[Politicalboi]

2. Delicious!

Maybe Christie and the Gov from Illinois can share a cell.

[malaise]

3. Yes indeed

This is better than my favorite chocolates

[bettyellen]

6. oh, this is BEAUTIFUL, thank you Malaise!

I really hope screwing over my town does him in, yes INDEED.

[malaise]

9. You're welcome - link to Bennett Barlyn's case against the nasty, vindictive

ReTHUG scumbags.

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2014/01/17/former-prosecutor-points-to-another-case-against-christie-administration/
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– As New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's administration deals with an unfolding political scandal involving top aides, another case involving accusations of cronyism has attracted new attention.

Bennett Barlyn, a former New Jersey assistant prosecutor, alleges he and other prosecutors were fired in 2010 for going after a local sheriff who happened to be close to Christie and the lieutenant governor.

Barlyn said the Hunterdon County sheriff and her staff were indicted on 43 counts involving corruption and abuse of power.

But then New Jersey's attorney general "swooped in and basically killed the case abruptly," Barlyn said on CNN's "New Day."

Why?

Then-Attorney General Paula Dow had claimed one of the prosecutors mispresented the case to the grand jury and had errors in his presentation, Barlyn said. All 43 counts were dismissed.

[TroglodyteScholar]

17. Holy SHIT

Now that's a big one! Hope they investigate it, too....

[malaise]

19. Drip drip drip

looks like the flood cometh!!!

[spanone]

4. ...and wildstein is gonna sing.....

[malaise]

5. Are you watching this Prosecutor who was fired by Christie and his goons

Damn!!

[spanone]

7. yep....tip of the iceberg.

[bluestate10]

8. That information has been out all day. The Governor's office holds the key.

By issuing a subpoena against that office, a prosecutor insures that nothing can be hidden.

[malaise]

11. Got it late

Well Christie brought in the big lawyer for matters 'executive privilege'.

[spanone]

12. cause, of course, he only wants to protect his office (ass)

[malaise]

16. He can try but he is seriously damaged goods

unless the citizens of the world destroy these scumbags democracy is over.

[truebluegreen]

34. Yup, lawyered up with a prominent criminal defense firm

...that specializes in organized crime.




Heh.

[HipChick]

13. This is better than the

the stuff they used to knock me out for surgery a couple of hours ago...

[malaise]

15. You had surgery?

Get well soon sis

[HipChick]

22. I'm all good...they wanted to poke and probe around..

but found nothing...

Umm...I can't say that about Christie though..

[malaise]

23. Great news

Re Christie - beautifully stated

[pinboy3niner]

18. Good to see you up and at 'em so soon

I hope all went well.

[flamingdem]

20. Steve Kornacki has a scoop on Sandy funds and

will have the mayor of Hoboken on tomorrow who has something to do with this scoop.

[malaise]

21. That should be good

That Sandy money will be the Federal crime - watch the proceedings - I'm so glad Obama gave him so he could finally self destruct. Those types can't help themselves.

[flamingdem]

24. All this and he helped Obama get re-elected

with that kumbaya moment over Sandy, he he

[flamingdem]

25. Rachel listing all the stuff they want from Christie's offices

Governors and Campaign... lots o stuff

Hand over your cell phones too!!!

[NastyRiffraff]

26. Dayum! This is better than se...

Well, better than chocolate anyway. Even dark Belgian chocolate.

[malaise]

27. Wisniewski discussing this with Rachel now

Now I understand the 'lawyering up'.

This is sweet indeed

[randome]

28. "It's a madhouse! A madhouse!" Just the kind we need.

[hr][font color="blue"][center]There is nothing you can't do if you put your mind to it.
Nothing.[/center][/font][hr]

[malaise]

29. LOL

Stick a fork in him.

[delrem]

30. Oh I dunno. I like the high/low heat method

first to sear and brown the outer layer then turning it down to 275 or so to slow cook the sucker, so it's nice and juicy when it's time to carve.

[malaise]

31. Bwaaaaaah

hahahahah

[randome]

33. Make it last through 2016!

Meanwhile: 2014!
[hr][font color="blue"][center]Treat your body like a machine. Your mind like a castle.[/center][/font][hr]

[George II]

32. Yesterday's news (and I mean yesterday, Thursday!)

[Dread Pirate Roberts]

36. Bill "Billy Baloney" Baroni's lawyer

Here's his profile:

Few choices are more important to a company or individual than the counsel they select when faced with a government investigation, potential indictment or trial. Michael Himmel's significant experience defending entities and individuals in high-profile, bet-the-company matters makes him a clear choice when so much is at stake. Michael's clients benefit from his years of experience on both sides of the courtroom, as well as his deep-rooted commitment to the successful outcome of each matter he handles.