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TRENTON, N.J. - A former federal prosecutor running for New Jersey governor accepted campaign contributions from a lawyer he awarded a no-bid, multimillion-dollar contract to while serving as U.S. attorney, according to state election records. Former U.S. Attorney Christopher Christie took ...

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Remainders: Roger & Me
Ben Smith's Blog — ... partisan, don't mind. Nate Silver says Obama will need a 65% approval rating for the midterm elections. Wayne Anthony Ross, Palin's new A.G., is an only-in-Alaska figure. Bill Ayers will speak (off campus) at B.C. Steve Coll likes the Afghanistan policy. Israel gets a new government tomorrow. Dennis Ross staffs up. Jake Tapper says Obama's bracket is "pretty weak." And Chris Christie accepts money from a former federal monitor he appointed. (with Anna ...

NJ-GOV: Keep the Money, Chris
RedState: Conservative News and Community — ... Democrats and their allies in the media are alleging that while at the U.S. Attorney’s office, Christie was feathering his own future campaign nest by forcing firms under investigation to hire monitoring contractors who would repay Christie in campaign contributions. If it sound far-fetched, it’s because it is. Nonetheless, the allegations have made it into the press, and naturally, Christie’s campaign has been asked to respond. ...