Chris Christie: I don't know if this was mentioned here.
PHOTOS: Chris Christie in pictures
Readers tipped me by email, but I didn't write a post.
VIDEOS: Chris Christie in videos
Maybe it was sidebarred. Basically a guy in New Jersey got a very long sentence for Gun Possession under very dubious circumstances. His mom had alerted police about him, as she was worried he might be suicidal. They stopped him, and found guns in his trunk, which they called illegal -- but they weren't necessarily illegal, as it's legal to transport guns when moving from one home to another, as he s...
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie Commutes Sentence of Man Sent to Jail for Owning Guns Legally
Brian Aitken, 27, seen here in an undated photograph, was sentenced to seven years in Prison for guns his attorney and father claim were owned legally. Some experts told FoxNews.com the entrepreneur was a Victim of the country's "patchwork" of Gun Laws. A man given seven years in Prison after being found with two guns he purchased legally in Colorado has had his sentence commuted, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie announced Monday. The case of Brian Aitken, 27, had become a cause célèbre ...
Chris Christie commutes sentence of man jailed for owning guns [Darleen Click]
You may recall the case of Brian Aitken, a man sentenced to seven years in Prison for transporting his legally owned guns in his car’s trunk while moving from Colorado to New Jersey. The NJ prosecutor and (now former) judge refused to allow the jury to hear those facts.
Gov Christie has commuted Aitken’s sentence.
TRENTON, N.J. — Gov. Chris Christie has commuted the sentence of a man who was sentenced to seven years in Prison after being found with guns he’d purchased l...
Christie Commutes Sentence of Legal Gun Owner...
Brian Aitken, 27, seen here in an undated photograph, was sentenced to seven years in Prison for guns his attorney and father claim were owned legally. Some experts told FoxNews.com the entrepreneur was a Victim of the country's "patchwork" of Gun Laws. A man given seven years in Prison after being found with two guns he purchased legally in Colorado has had his sentence commuted, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie announced Monday. The case of Brian Aitken, 27, had become a cause célèbre ...
Leadership: Governor Chris Christie Commutes Brian Aitken's Sentence
by the Left Coast Rebel
We didn't cover the story here but certainly were aware of it, the case of New Jersey resident Brian Aitken (pictured right) convicted to seven years in Prison for the possession of two Handguns that he legally purchased in Colorado.
Allahpundit provides some background:
...he’s a cause celebre among Libertarians and Second Amendment fans — for good reason. In a nutshell: He bought three guns, entirely legally, when he was living in Colorado and brought them...
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Chris Christie Commutes Brian Aitken's Sentence
This is great news:
Brian Aitken, who was convicted of illegally possessing two Handguns that he had legally purchased in Colorado, will be spending Christmas out of Prison.
Gov. Chris Christie commuted Aitken's sentence, from seven years to time served, according to an order the Governor signed today.
Aitken had appealed to Christie for commutation after being sentenced in August. According to the commutation order, Aitken will be released as "soon administratively possible."
I'm waiting to he...
Matthew Continetti: 'The Christie Cometh' on Ricochet.com
This is Chris Christie's moment. The New Jersey Governor is touring the country in support of Republican Candidates. He's taken on the Public Sector Unions. He's made some hard calls. He speaks in a blunt, confrontational style. Yet he remains popular. Most striking, he's a Republican from the Northeast who has national appeal. Last week Christie won a Tea Party presidential Straw Poll--in Virginia. In September, he came in second in another Straw Poll--held in Chicago. Christie denies any inter...
The Chris Christie Magic
I was just reminiscing about the halcyon era of a popular New Jersey Governor whose brash style and Reaganite agenda took the Garden State by storm, proving that true conservative principles can win the day even in deep Blue States. Come on the nostalgia tour with me, won't you? Here's Jennifer Rubin at Commentary:
The good news for Christie fans is that there are a few scraps suggesting that he hasn’t entirely closed the door on a 2012 run. (”Christie’s actions aren’t t...
Christie Commutes Gun Sentence
TRENTON -- Brian Aitken, who was convicted of illegally possessing two Handguns that he had legally purchased in Colorado, will be spending Christmas out of Prison. Gov. Chris Christie commuted Aitken's sentence, from seven years to time served, according to an order the Governor signed today....
Chris Christie commutes gun sentence of Brian Aitken
We haven’t covered Aitken’s case (except for a lone Headline item a few weeks ago), but he’s a cause celebre among Libertarians and Second Amendment fans — for good reason. In a nutshell: He bought three guns, entirely legally, when he was living in Colorado and brought them back to New Jersey with him when he moved home to be closer to his son. To make sure he had his i’s dotted and t’s crossed, he called New Jersey police for guidance on how to transport t...
Meek Mike's terror error
Michael Goodwin
There he goes again. Or maybe there it goes again -- Mayor Bloomberg's blind spot on Islamic ter rorism. On top of his Cheerleading for the Ground Zero Mosque, the mayor now opposes congressional hearings on the Radicalization of young Americans.
He says that hearings aren't "necessary or appropriate" and that he parts company "quite severely" with Pete King, the incoming head of the Homeland Security Committee in the House, a usual mayoral ally who plans to investigate the is...
Politi-Carols
New lyrics for old favorites, from an anonymous reader (your submissions encouraged in Comments):
A Loser's Lament
(Sung by defeated Democratic House Incumbent to "Little Drummer Boy")
Come they told me.
I came. "Quack! Quack!"
A new born King to see,
Barack. "Quack! Quack!"
I gave my votes to him
And took all the flack.
The voters said goodbye
And gave me the sack.
Like I was a hack
On the wrong track.
But I got the last quack...
Justice Breyers Sharp Aim
By PAULINE MAIER
NYT
Cambridge, Mass.
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There is another promising wind of change blowing Giuliani’s way, one that’s less ideologic
Gov. Chris Christie commutes sentence in New Jersey gun case
Gov. Chris Christie has commuted the sentence of a man who was sentenced to seven years in Prison after being found with guns he'd purchased legally in Colorado. Twenty-seven-year-old Brian Aitken's case had become a cause celebre among gun-rights advocates. In 2009, he muttered to his mother that life wasn't living, then left her home in Mount Laurel. She called police, who found two Handguns in the trunk of his car. He says he was in transit in a move to Hoboken — which should exempt him...
Christie commutes gun sentence
Gov. Christie on Monday commuted the seven-year sentence of a New Jersey man convicted on weapons charges after guns were found in his car trunk. The Philadelphia Daily News reported that the guns were found in the car of Brian D. Aitken as he was moving from Mount Laurel to Hoboken. He bought the guns legally in Colorado, and New Jersey's Firearms exemption allows weapons to be transported if the owner is moving. But then-Superior Court Judge James J. Morley would not allow the jury's request ...
The Weekend Update Has Posted
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New Census Numbers Make Obama 2012 Re-Election Tougher
The new Census numbers the Federal Government released today will make it tougher for pro-abortion President Barack Obama to win a re-election bid in 2012. That’s because states that went for Obama saw population declines that will result in fewer Electoral Votes and states that did not support Obama in 2008 saw their population increase and, as a result, the number of Electoral Votes they will allocate to a Presidential Candidate next time. The Census found the United States population bu...
Who will win the 2012 presidency? The definitive answer
Editor’s Note: We welcome SeattleGonz’s first post at NoQuarterUSA.net. Tomorrow, look for her next post.
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Palin will win. No, I mean Hillary will be the next president. Uh, no, Obama has it locked up. Well, I should say, Obama will win unless he’s running against Romney. Romney is the only gop’er who can beat Obama.
I’ve been reading comments and posts for months now that declare, with certainty, who
Sarah Palin becomes a Cabbage Patch Kid
LOS ANGELES — Move over, Tina Fey, there's a new Sarah Palin impersonator in town. Four one-of-a-kind Cabbage Patch Kids dolls crafted in the likeness of Presidential Candidates Barack Obama and John McCain and vice Presidential Candidates Joe Biden and Palin will be auctioned on the eBay.com Web site. The dolls sport outfits inspired by their counterparts, with the Palin doll wearing the Republican Candidate's signature rimless eyeglasses, red suit and heels. Their faces were hand-p...
Chris Christie Signs First Responder Salary Cap
Many Newspapers in New Jersey have outlined the problems that pensions for First Responders like police and Firefighters receive based on Salary, and now Governor Chris Christie is capping that.
Basically, a substantial amount of many municipalities' budgets in the state go to police and Firefighter salaries and their pensions, according to BusinessWeek. But now when mediators step in with the unions, the maximum Increase will be capped at two percent.
Revenue issues in the state are a large problem,
NJ Voters: Governor More Scrooge Than Santa
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - They could call him Gov. Scrooge. A new poll from Quinnipiac University finds New Jersey voters think Gov. Chris Christie is more like Scrooge than Santa by a 54 to 28 margin. Republicans saw him as Santa-like, 47 to 36. Democrats and unaffiliated voters overwhelmingly found the Republican Governor to resemble Charles Dickens’ bah-humbugging character. Not everyone seems to mind that the Governor is a bit Scrooge-like. In another Quinnipiac Poll released Tuesday,...
Poll shows NJ voters continue strong medical marijuana support
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Peter King's terror hearing test: If he's his old demagogic self, radicalism inquiry will backfire
Bashing plans for an Islamic Cultural Center in Downtown Manhattan was the wrong thing for any politician to do in a country that cherishes religious freedom.
But it was particularly reckless for Long Island Rep. Pete King to join in last summer's demagoguery.
That's because - unlike Sarah Palin, Newt Gingrich or Carl Paladino - King is a serving elected official with an important role to play in protecting this country from radical Islamic Terrorism.
And his ability to get that job done has n...
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