TRENTON — Gov. Chris Christie on Friday ripped the NBA's decision to move its 2017 All-Star Game from North Carolina to another location because of the state's controversial anti-LGBT law.
The governor, co-hosting WFAN's Boomer and Carton, accused the NBA of "grandstanding" when officials announced last month they wouldn't play in Charlotte.
The move was motivated by a state law that excludes sexual orientation and gender identity from anti-discrimination protections related to the workplace, hotels and restaurants. It also overrules local anti-discrimination ordinances in the state.
"Are they going to evaluate every law in every state or is it just a certain law?