Posted on 01/30/2014 5:16:13 AM PST by governsleastgovernsbest
Although to date there has been no evidence directly tying him to either matter, Chris Christie has been accused of playing politics with the GW bridge closure and the granting of hurricane-relief funds to Hoboken. So naturally it's fair game to analogize Christie to the head of cinema's most murderous crime syndicate.
Fair game, if you're MSNBC that is. Today's Morning Joe segment on Christie treated viewers to a 'Govfather' logo, based on the famous puppet-master logo from "The Godfather."
View the video and images of the original and MSNBC logos here.
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MSNBC creates “Guvfather” logo for Christie. Ping to Today show list.
They don’t want Godfather send them fishheads in the mail?
The Tea Party needs to design an IRS logo with puppet strings attached from the Whitehouse in the same manner. That actually affects all people nation wide. Not just a lane closure on the GW bridge. Make sure to give props to msdnc for the idea.
they are shock that someone running for election seem to care about who endorse him and wanted to try to get as many votes as possible.
I’m shock, shock, shock....
Egypt’s Morsi and our Democrat’s Obama have the same Muslim Brotherhood mentality, and thus both men are opposed to the Common Law basis of American Culture.
The American-based logic system falls on the deaf ears of both men.
Both men have a “Big Picture” mentality of destroying their existing societies in order to establish their version of the Muslim Brotherhood System of governance.
Their responses during and after the 2012 Benghazi Murders were the most revealing insights into their shared Muslim Brotherhood values.
Neither Morsi or Obama can be reasoned with by their countrymen. Their Muslim Brotherhood Mentality prevents them from doing so.
Any opposition to their plans is used by them to strengthen their conviction that their plans are correct.
Egypt has figured all this is out, when will America do the same?
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