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Gov Christie Calls Law Student An ‘Idiot’

New Jersey Gov. Christie who is unhappy with the Republican’s plan to merge the Rutgers Law School in Camden with Rowan University, called a law student an ‘idiot’ in a shouting match.

Gov Christie Calls Law Student An 'Idiot'
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New Jersey Gov Christie called a law student an ‘idiot’ in a shouting match about the proposed merger of Rutgers-Camden Law School and Rowan University.

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William Brown, a law student and Democrat who made a successful run the New Jersey state assembly repeatedly interrupted the governor.

As Brown was escorted out, Governor Christie shouted to the future lawyer if he ever acted like that in a courtroom, “your rear end’s going to get thrown in jail, idiot.”

Gov Christie later told the audience he tried to be patient with Brown, a former Navy SEAL. “Every time I tried to answer, he started yelling over me again. D-mn, man, I’m the governor. Can you just shut up for a second?”

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