Christie Drops Obama With One Punch

CHRIS CHRISTIE CALLS OUT OBAMA’S SICK LIE, TAKES HIM DOWN WITH THIS 8-WORD SLAM

November 4th, 2015

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Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie didn’t hold back his opinion regarding President Obama on CNBC’s “Morning Joe” show.

Christie spoke about the president’s schedule visit to New Jersey, where Obama will take credit for the state’s reduction in crime. And Governor Christie didn’t mince words with what he thought about that:

“He’s going to come today to New Jersey to a place, where under my tenure, we have reduced crime by 20 percent and reduced the prison population by 10 percent. He’s going to come to New Jersey to take credit because it is one of the few places in the country that’s been happening.

“He has absolutely nothing to do with it.” 

Putting it plain and simple, Christie said Obama does not support law enforcement, adding that they deserve to be supported first and foremost.

Christie also commented that Obama has done nothing for criminal justice reform during his tenure as president.

“Police officers are afraid to get out of their cars because the political leaders in the country are not supporting them. I’m going to be one of those political leaders who will support the police.”

While Governor Christie isn’t our favorite Republican candidate, he is right about this. Obama has done very little to show support to law enforcement officers who risk their lives every day. In fact, one could say that the president has done almost everything in his power to work against them.

In the last several years, it’s obvious that Barack Obama is willing to take credit for all good things that happened with him as President – regardless of whether it’s true or not.

Do you agree with Chris Christie that Obama just wanted to look good and improve his legacy after he leaves office?

Tell us what you think in the comments section below.

Need More Evidence That US Is Going In The Wrong Direction, This Article Should Fill That Void!

Infographic: Here’s Why The U.S. Is Becoming A Police State

March 26, 2014 by Personal Liberty News Desk 

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This handy infographic from Security Degree Hub illustrates how top-down government control, increasingly militarized police forces and mass incarceration give the United States everything needed to be described as a police state.

Source: SecurityDegreeHub.com

Personal Liberty Digest™ has been warning readers about the U.S.’s police-state antics for years.

Here are just a few of our stories about the U.S. police state from the past year:

Police State: Watch Iowa Cops Go SWAT On Family Home During Fruitless Warrant Raid

‘We Are Now In A Police State’: Washington’s Blog Interviews Former Top NSA Official

Turning Mass Shootings Into A Police State And Other Games

Sign This Petition Supporting A Nazi-Style Orwellian American Police State

Justice Shouldn’t Investigate Zimmerman, It Should Investigate The Police State

Illinois Lawmaker Welcomes Police State As Palliative To Murder In ‘Gun Free’ Chicago

Proof Of A U.S. Police State

Mass Chemist Sends Hundreds Of Thousands To Jail By Forging Tests. Gets Measly 3-5 Years, Cooperating DA Gets Free Pass

Massachusetts Crime Lab Scandal Reveals Drug War Corruption

December 4, 2013 by Bob Livingston 

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There is big money in the drug war for Federal agencies and State and local police forces.

I have told you before that the so-called war on drugs is a sham and a scam, and it corrupts Federal agencies and all police forces. American prisons and cemeteries are overflowing with victims of the faux drug war.

There are more than 2.4 million people in U.S. prisons. That’s more than one out of every 100 Americans, and that number has more than quadrupled since 1980. The most serious charge against 51 percent of those in Federal prisons is a drug offense. In State prisons, one in five prisoners is being incarcerated over a drug offense.

There is now a breaking scandal in Massachusetts that reveals how corrupt the war on drugs actually is. Annie Dookhan, a chemist with the Massachusetts crime lab, has been caught conspiring with prosecutors in that State to falsify drug evidence by tampering with samples and intentionally forging signatures. As many as 40,000 cases may have had their evidence tainted by Dookhan.

Dookhan, who recently pleaded guilty to all 27 counts of altering drug evidence and obstructing justice that prosecutors had filed against her, was a crime lab chemist for nine years. Her tampered evidence has put thousands of innocent people behind bars, and thousands more have had their sentences lengthened based on her fake “evidence.”

The Boston Globe published emails that demonstrated the cozy relationship Dookhan had with prosecutors. In one exchange with Norfolk Assistant District Attorney George Papachristos (who resigned in October after the Globe disclosed his flirtatious friendship with Dookhan), the chemist apparently was more than willing to acquiesce to the prosecutor’s request to inflate the size of a marijuana sample so that its owners could be charged with trafficking. The emails also show Dookhan was prone to fabrications, repeat­edly making up grandiose job titles for herself, such as “special agent of operations” for the FBI and other Federal agencies.

Following Dookhan’s guilty plea, a second Massachusetts crime lab “chemist” has been fired after investigators determined she had fabricated her educational credentials. Kate Corbett worked alongside Dookhan and testified as a “chemistry expert” in dozens of court cases that led to convictions — even though her degree is in sociology. Defense attorneys argue that as many 180,000 Massachusetts drug cases may be tainted by the two women’s actions.

“I screwed up big time. I messed up. I messed up bad. It’s my fault. I don’t want the lab to get in trouble,” Dookhan was reported as saying. Her “screwup” resulted in prosecutors and drug cops getting promotions and glowing headlines for drug convictions and their agencies getting an increasing pile of tax dollars while their wrongly convicted victims lost their families, their livelihoods and years of their lives.

And for that Dookhan is facing just three to five years in the pen while Papachristos has been cleared of any wrongdoing. The elected class are not interested in justice, and they always protect their own.