Priorities

by: Adam L

Tue Nov 30, 2010 at 10:00:00 AM EST

New York magazine reports that almost everywhere New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) goes "he is filmed by an aide whose job is to capture... 'moments,' as the governor's staff has come to call them. When one occurs, Christie's press shop splices the video and uploads it to YouTube; from there, conservatives throughout the country share Christie clips the way tween girls circulate Justin Bieber videos."

What is not so important to Chris Christie:  Actually coming up with any plan - even one that can be debated and dissected on its merits (or lack thereof) - to create jobs and stimulate the economy in New Jersey.

As Bill Orr said on Sunday, the Democrats in the Legislature have introduced a number of different proposals to get the economy going again and put New Jerseyans back to work.  

But "Combative Christie" is more interested in trying to craft his image and score political points by yelling at anyone who dares to point out the truth about where his priorities really are than he is at doing the real work of helping those who live in the state he is supposed to be governing.

Just like the way his mentors in the Bush administration focused their time as well.