New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie found himself in quite a pickle this week when he didn't exactly come out against "ex-gay" therapy, which is currently facing court time in his state. After facing backlash and a PR nightmare from his Democratic gubernatorial challenger, Christie's office released a statement of clarification late Thursday night.

Updated Thursday at 2:35 p.m. PST 

New Jersey Democratic gubernatorial candidate and State Senator Barbara Buono blasted Gov. Christie today for his ambivalence towards the state's proposed ex-gay therapy ban. See what she has to say after the jump!

Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes didn't hesitate to express his concern over Mark Zuckerberg's allegiance with New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, who famously vetoed marriage equality in the state.

Now marriage equality advocates are getting in on the action. 

See what they have to say after the jump.

Chris Hughes, a co-founder of Facebook along with Mark Zuckerberg, is voicing his concerns over Zuckerberg's support of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie.

Zuckerberg is hosting a Feb. 13 fundraiser for Christie at his home in Palo Alto, California.

Christie's widely acknowledged for his capable handling of the Hurricane Sandy crisis in the state, but he's also received a lot of negative attention within the LGBT community based on his veto of same-sex marriage. 

See what the openly gay Hughes has to say about Zuckerberg and Christie's growing closeness after the jump!

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is supposed to be staying on Republican talking points exalting Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan but after a storm like Sandy ain't nobody got time for that! 

But Christie did have time to praise the Obama Administration for the incredible and immediate response to Sandy in multiple interviews this morning. 

So, just how far off script did Christie go?

Yay.

Officials for the Republican National Convention have announced their keynote speaker and its none other than New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, most famously known to the gays for vetoing same-sex marriage legislation that passed in the New Jersey congress.

Way to send a message, GOP!

More after the jump.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is less than pleased by the state Senate Judiciary committee's refusal to confirm his state Supreme Court nominee, openly gay, African-American Republican, Bruce Harris.

He had quite a few choice words for the Democrats in power.

See what he had to say after the jump.

By vetoing civil rights in New Jersey, Gov. Chris Christie has certainly earned the nickname "bigot" that will likely be fired his way for the rest of his life. Christie got a taste of his legacy on Monday night while in Massachusetts to endorse Sen. Scott Brown. (It might be the first taste of something he'd like to send back!) Follow the jump for some video of the catharsis. 

Maybe Gov. Chris Christie should take more time to read up on the issues he's governing in New Jersey? Just a suggestion.

Speaking with students at a town hall, Christie denied vetoing gay rights last week and instead got himself into a sweaty game of semantics ping pong. Well, he could use the cardio. 

A new poll from Quinnipiac University finds that most in New Jersey support marriage rights for same-sex couples. Details follow. 

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie was all kinds of a projecting mess during his recent visit to MSNBC. First, he defended his veto of marriage equality and desire to put minority rights up to a majority vote with a simple (and wrong) "Obama wants the same thing." Then, after being corrected by Jonathan Capehart of the Washington Post, Christie goes on a tirade.  

Jon Stewart helped squeeze New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's swollen feet into our Prada slip-ons so that he might walk a mile around the gayborhood in a hilarious Daily Show segment criticizing the Governor's veto of marriage equality.