In a lovefest backroom gathering of Gov. Chris Christie and the N.J. Congressional Delegation, the governor didn't clash with anyone from New Jersey.
Not this time.
But a source close to Christie's talks with the entire N.J. delegtion said Christie was critical of New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who specified a price tag for federal aid for his state's recovery effort from Hurricane Sandy.
The New York governor wants $30 billion in federal relief aid.
Cuomo acted too early, in the opinion of Christie.
President Barack Obama will return to New Jersey next week to tour the Jersey Shore with Gov. Chris Christie.
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"That's state money and the speaker has never raised an objection to that, and now all of a sudden she objects to her own bill. She's objecting on a basis she hasn't objected before on the TAG Grant program. Let's face it everybody, this is just politics. It's election year and it's politics." - Gov. Chris Christie, on Speaker Sheila Oliver (D-34).
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