Chris Christie Gay Marriage Views Creates Even More Of A Fire In Jersey Shore's JWoww; Reality Star Says She Is 'Going To Come After' N.J. Governor
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's negative views on gay marriage continues to ignite a fire within reality star Jenni "JWoww" Farley.
While promoting her new season of "Snooki & JWoww," a "Jersey Shore" spinoff with her bestie Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi, the tanned babe threatened Christie with, "I'm going to come after you."
A lot of her anger is stemming from Christie not allowing gay New Jersey residents, like her best friend, to tie the knot.
“If you have a problem with two people being in love, and you’re against gay marriage, I have a problem with you,” said JWoww. “What happens between two human beings has nothing to do with Chris Christie and does not affect Chris Christie. What does affect me is when my best friend can’t get married in New Jersey, and my best friend’s mother, who is a lesbian, can’t get married.”
JWoww's beef with Christie started with the East coast governor when he openly expressed his disgust for her and her "Jersey Shore" co-stars.
In September of 2011, Christie said that the show "does nothing more than perpetuate misconceptions about the state and its citizens.”
JWoww has finally come to terms with the governor's issues with her former reality show.
“The problems that he had with me, Nicole, Vinny, Pauly, I’ve put that aside,” she said.
However, Christie's 2012 veto of a bill to allow same-sex unions in NJ has made JWoww more than furious.
“He’s a politician, he’s able to grant these wishes for people in love. Your personal opinion should have no effect on other people’s love lives, especially if you’re in a position of power," said JWoww. "It agitates me that the law got passed and he’s doing whatever it takes to not get it passed in New Jersey.”
The MTV starlet, who has been an NJ resident for two years after moving in with her fiancee Roger Mathews, wishes that Christie will soon have a change of heart.
“I hope at the end of the day [Christie] set his personal opinions aside,” said JWoww. "There’s nothing about [gay people] that makes his day bad, makes his day different. They don’t affect him living his daily life.”
