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Chris Christie would easily beat Obama in 2012 if he ran.
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why did he recently say he won't be running?
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why did he recently say he won't be running?
He said he does not feel ready and does not have the fire in the belly for it.
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he got the belly ;D
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why did he recently say he won't be running?
I am sure there is plenty of DIRT, scandalous activity, corruption, etc etc he knows will come to light if he runs... so best to accept the position he is in now and be happy.
So much for him beating Obama? I just wonder when the hell some people are going to learn that presidents are SELECTED and NOT elected.
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GOP's Chris Christie: It's Time To Treat People Like Adults And Tell Them: "We're In Huge Trouble"
The Business Insider ^ | 6-30-2010 | Vince Veneziani
Posted on Wednesday, June 30, 2010 9:46:40 AM by blam
GOP's Chris Christie: It's Time To Treat People Like Adults And Tell Them: "We're In Huge Trouble"
Vince Veneziani
Jun. 30, 2010, 9:36 AM
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Image: AP
As we mentioned yesterday, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is one of the GOP's hottest rising stars right now.
His ability to push through a sustainable budget in New Jersey and his cap on property tax increases has finally put the state in a positive situation both politically and fiscally.
Republicans are going to take note of Christie's actions and now Christie is taking action on his own party.
In a recent interview with POLITICO, Christie said that the Republican party needs to rebrand itself and put an emphasis on fiscal responsibility:
POLITICO: Asked over a breakfast of eggs with cream cheese, scallion and whole wheat toast– but no coffee, which he steers clear of – what he thought Republicans should run on, Christie suggested charting a course of fiscal conservatism.
“They should be talking about treating people like adults and telling them the truth: we’re in huge trouble,” he said. “And it’s going to mean cutting back on a lot of things that folks either have become used to or in a perfect world would like to have.”
He added, “Republicans have to rebrand themselves credibly with the candidates they run, and what they espouse, as the person who will keep an eye on the cash register, who will rein in the spending and the debt.”
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(Excerpt) Read more at businessinsider.com ...
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GOP's Chris Christie: It's Time To Treat People Like Adults And Tell Them: "We're In Huge Trouble"
The Business Insider ^ | 6-30-2010 | Vince Veneziani
Posted on Wednesday, June 30, 2010 9:46:40 AM by blam
GOP's Chris Christie: It's Time To Treat People Like Adults And Tell Them: "We're In Huge Trouble"
Vince Veneziani
Jun. 30, 2010, 9:36 AM
________________________ ________________________ ______
Image: AP
As we mentioned yesterday, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is one of the GOP's hottest rising stars right now.
His ability to push through a sustainable budget in New Jersey and his cap on property tax increases has finally put the state in a positive situation both politically and fiscally.
Republicans are going to take note of Christie's actions and now Christie is taking action on his own party.
In a recent interview with POLITICO, Christie said that the Republican party needs to rebrand itself and put an emphasis on fiscal responsibility:
POLITICO: Asked over a breakfast of eggs with cream cheese, scallion and whole wheat toast– but no coffee, which he steers clear of – what he thought Republicans should run on, Christie suggested charting a course of fiscal conservatism.
“They should be talking about treating people like adults and telling them the truth: we’re in huge trouble,” he said. “And it’s going to mean cutting back on a lot of things that folks either have become used to or in a perfect world would like to have.”
He added, “Republicans have to rebrand themselves credibly with the candidates they run, and what they espouse, as the person who will keep an eye on the cash register, who will rein in the spending and the debt.”
[snip]
(Excerpt) Read more at businessinsider.com ...
Did you miss the CAP AND TAX INCREASE technique he uses. Seems your beloved Christie is doing what you condemn Obama for wanting to do an that is to TAX people to death to earn revenue for the state.
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He cut spending by 9% in the first 5 months and is taking on the overwhelm,ingly dem run legislature and unions.
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It always strikes me as funny when people knock Cristies weight.Here we have a president who is built like he just escaped a concentration camp,where the biggest thing on him is his floppy ears and has a neck the size of a stack of dimes and somehow thats not a problem.When he gave his speech the other night about the spill,he looked like the table was 10 sizes to big for him.A skinny,pencil necked girl.