Less than a month after the most recent of Gov. Chris Christie's many visits to Sea Bright post-Hurricane Sandy, he will be returning today.
This time, he will be making a campaign announcement, according to a media advisory from his office.
With no indication as to the specific nature of the announcement, the advisory said that Gov. Christie is scheduled to speak at 11:15 a.m. at Woody's Ocean Grille, Sea Bright.
The governor and his wife Mary Pat have been very supportive of Sea Bright Rising, the charity for Sandy-afflicted headed by Woody's owner Chris Wood.
There was no indication as to whether or not the announcement, taking place at Wood's restaurant, would involve him or Sea Bright Rising.
Reed E. Hundt
7:49 am on Thursday, February 21, 2013
Maybe he can give the mayor a no show job like he did in middletown. The mayor, scharfenberger, has a so-called phd in history. He has a real in with CC and got a super duper political appointed job with all the benies!! (The job was actually created for him and paid $95K a year! Prior to that he was an archaeologist and an adjunct teacher) He must know where CC buried the Twinkies you would think the no show job would be enough.
George Murphy
12:21 pm on Thursday, February 21, 2013
...needs to learn to reed and rite.
Sal
8:16 am on Thursday, February 21, 2013
NJ has close to the highest unemployment of all states___yet our governor gave out cleanup contracts for on land and in-water clean up contracts all to 4 companies from outside the State of NJ. If he cared about New Jersey he would have made sure those contracts went to in-state companies to help our workers and our businesses in our own state. The saddest part is that the major cleanup contractor with the highest $$$$ value cleanup contract is a Florida based firm and every single Republican Congressman in FL voted AGAINST Sandy FEMA assistance.
NFC
9:10 am on Thursday, February 21, 2013
I appreciate the support provided by the Governor, but I'm afraid the Governor's office is mistaken. A couple of weeks ago the Governor announced that 85% of the Sandy insurance claims have been settled. We're insured by Farmer's Insurance of Flemington. We've had three visits from adjusters/inspectors in the first month. All we get are monthly form letters. Farmer's insurance of Flemington settled less than 15% of the Sandy claims. If someone at the Governor's office wants to help us please call us and we'll give you some insight on what It's like to be insured by a company that has no interest in paying a claim. Skype us at RFIDUSA
George Murphy
12:19 pm on Thursday, February 21, 2013
And all this time I thought it was the Prez, who made a stop here (before the election) and he was going to see to it that we were covered. Remember, it does start at the top.
Don
12:29 pm on Thursday, February 21, 2013
All I want to know (and I'm sure many others) is what is Christie doing to lower the unemployment rate in NJ? His record on this is lousy at best.
Dentss Dunnagun
2:09 pm on Thursday, February 21, 2013
N'J has the highest taxes in the country ,fix the tax rates on property ,income and sales tax and we might have a chance ...all those taxes were raised under Corzine ,Christie hasn't raised a tax in his time in office
Mark McConnel
6:44 pm on Thursday, February 21, 2013
I am sick and tired of these publicity stunts by these public servants. Get to work !!!
Sandra
9:46 pm on Saturday, February 23, 2013
There use to be an unemployment website that had All the States data. I use to follow it every week and see which State went up or down. Also the unemployment information on the Tiers and EB. Since January of this year 2013 it is gone. I am not able to see or learn what the rate is for each week. I am wondering what the unemployment rate is in New Jersey only right now. Seems they hide it. Anyone know? Maybe under Mr. Christie's table napkin hummm?