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What did they say?
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He might, but Republicans don't seem to like him, even before Bridgegate. Republicans think he should run as a Democrat.
Doesn't matter who the Republicans liked or didn't like. The polls were showing Christie to be a threat to Hillary Clinton, the presumed 2016 standard bearer for the Democratic Party.
So no special prosecutor or investigator was apppointed for the existing White House scandals such as Fast & Furious, the IRS scandal, Benghazi, or a half dozen other scandals during tht time--most more than a year old now with no official investigation of any kind initiated by the White House. But they go after Christie within 24 hours for a traffic jam on a bridge? Give me a break.
As for what those IRS folks said about holding up conservative groups, I'm sure that has been debated ad nauseum elsewhere and you can easily google it yourself. Here's a few links to start though:
IRS Admits to Targeting Conservative Groups - ABC News
Acting IRS head apologizes, blames 'foolish mistakes' for targeting of conservative groups - NBC Politics
IRS approved liberal groups while Tea Party in limbo