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Buying a home on the coast is a risk some homeowners choose, but the rest of us shouldn't have to pay for the results of that decision when the inevitable happens.
The guy was rude and Christie gave it back to him. I liked Christie's response.
Many houses are not on the beachfront.. the water came in to areas never flooded before . Blocks and blocks of homes ruined by the flood of Superstorm sandy.In NJ it was a direct hit.
I was one block from the flood water and consider myself very fortunate not to get any flood damage. .
You don't know what you are talking about......I pay a lot on my homeowners policy for wind damage and flooding...
Just sounds to me that some people in NJ thinks that FEMA should pay for the hurricane damage to their homes...I had a lot of damage to my home from hurricane Ike and what my insurance did not pay I had to pay myself....
The government is bailing out the banks, why not give a small interest loan to the elderly who can't get a loan.. People should come first.. no money to be found to help those who want to get back into their homes.
I do recall Christie using money that was suppose to go to Sandy damage on his owe campaign reelection commercial. I am sure you remember those.
This isn't true. The media made a big deal because Christie was in a commercial that urged people to come down to the jersey shore to help the recovery effort, which was completely appropriate.
He did answer the question and he agreed to meet with the person to discuss it but the "heckler" just wanted to disrupt the town hall meeting.
No, he did not agree to 'meet with the person'. Christie said he would at a later time, but when Mr. Keady said, 'how 'bout tonight' -- Christie said no very rudely.
Don't write checks you aren't willing to cash, governor. Of course, his problem is he's not even writing checks at the moment.
This isn't true. The media made a big deal because Christie was in a commercial that urged people to come down to the jersey shore to help the recovery effort, which was completely appropriate.
Yep, he was in a commercial using federal money and it was right during election season. It also doesn't help that Christie picked the commercial that costed more and featured him.
That was an reelection commercial and you know it.
You do mean Stronger than the storm, which wasn't a re election commercial.
Yeah it was, that commercial had nothing to do with the storm and all to do with focusing on how great Christie was. He used Sandy victims for his own personal gain.
Why, so I could still hate him as a Democrat? Him being an obnoxious bully has nothing to do with him being a Republican or a Democrat.
Hate is a very powerful word.
All Presidents have handled hecklers in their own way.
Even Obama told his own supporters to sitdown and shut up, when they questioned him on not closing Gitmo.
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