I Don’t Usually Like Parody Songs, But This One On The Traffic Scandal Hits All The Right Notes

This so succinctly makes fun of the bad apples in Chris Christie’s staff that I just had to share it with you. A little background: on Sept. 9, 2013, Fort Lee, N.J. had an enormous traffic jam, which wasn’t really news when it happened. Since then, we found out that Christie’s aides caused the traffic…

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Jan 16, 2014

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