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Here's a stunner: A democrat caught lying.... ![lmao :lmao: :lmao:](/styles/smilies/lmao.gif)
Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer Alleges Possible Christie Retribution with Hurricane Sandy Relief | Mediaite
Remember that one? And her proof is that she kept a Journal?
Right, now check this out....
More Evidence Surfaces That Should Embarrass Hoboken Mayor?s Media Supporters | Mediaite
I am shocked![Eek! :eek: :eek:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer Alleges Possible Christie Retribution with Hurricane Sandy Relief | Mediaite
Remember that one? And her proof is that she kept a Journal?
Right, now check this out....
More Evidence Surfaces That Should Embarrass Hoboken Mayor?s Media Supporters | Mediaite
Zimmer’s was the most serious and substantiated claim of intimidation to follow the revelations surrounding “bridge-gate,” and she spent a week repeating her allegation on a variety of high profile news outlets. But few national press outlets or media personalities dug into Zimmer’s background or past statements in order to determine whether her claims merited such uncritical coverage.
Today, however, with the passions accompanying the scandals surrounding Christie having cooled, sober-minded folks are uncovering some details about Zimmer that should embarrass the media outlets that failed to perform any investigation into her and her claims expected of a journalistic enterprise.
In July 2013, attorney Louis Zayas deposed Zimmer while representing a Hoboken public safety director who had filed a wrongful termination lawsuit against the city. Two months after Zimmer said she wrote in her journal that she was moved to tears by the betrayal of the Christie administration, she testified under oath that she did not keep those kinds of records.
Flagged by HotAir, Zayas provided the Newark Star-Ledger with the text of that deposition in which Zimmer denied the existence of a diary or any similar record.
“When you have meetings regarding day-to-day activities involving Hoboken business with your department heads, do you memorialize any of the conversation that takes place yourself?” Zayas asked in the deposition.
Zimmer replied, “No, I don’t transcribe it.”
Zayas then asked if she writes “notes in a calendar or some sort of memo pad that says follow up on a text or this was said during this meeting; anything that would help you recall what was said during the course of the meeting?”
Zimmer replied, “No, I don’t.”
I am shocked
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