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After voicing concern over the current Republican landscape of 2012 presidential hopefuls on Sunday, Mayor Bloomberg surprised many by showing support for someone who's not running for president -- New Jersey ...
Submit this storydigg reddit stumble After voicing concern over the current Republican landscape of 2012 presidential hopefuls on Sunday, Mayor Bloomberg surprised many by showing support for someone who's not running for president -- New Jersey Governor Chris Christie.
Although the Mayor, an independent, says that President Obama still has a good chance at reelection, Bloomberg places his bet on Christie to rise above the GOP's less-than-stellar current candidates.
He?s been a good governor in New Jersey. He?s shaken things up in a state that?s had problems that have gone on and on and on...I think he would be a credible, formidable candidate.
That's good news for Governor Christie, who is currently making appearances on a three-state campaign tour, which includes the Missouri Republican Party's annual dinner on Monday, the state's largest fundraiser of the year.
Christie has repeatedly denied a 2012 run. Even as recently as last Thursday Christie told Rider University students that although he appreciated all the wonderful things people have been saying to him, he was not interested. However, some are reporting that the reluctant New Jersey Governor could announce a change in tune as early as this week.
Whether or not Christie actually runs, at least we know that Bloomberg holds no grudges after Christie called him a "putz" over his handling of the September 11th ceremony.
After voicing concern over the current Republican landscape of 2012 presidential hopefuls on Sunday, Mayor Bloomberg surprised many by showing support for an unlikely candidate, New Jersey Governor Ch...
After voicing concern over the current Republican landscape of 2012 presidential hopefuls on Sunday, Mayor Bloomberg surprised many by showing support for an unlikely candidate, New Jersey Governor Ch...
4RichClark RT @PiersTonight: Flashback: @GovChristie to @PiersMorgan: "I'm 100% certain I'm not going to run" for President in 2012: http://t.
DickDadamo RT @aliciacohn: Ed Rollins on Chris Christie running for president: ?If I were advising him, I would tell him not to think about it.? http://t.
StopRickPerry2 RT @aliciacohn: Ed Rollins on Chris Christie running for president: ?If I were advising him, I would tell him not to think about it.? http://t.
Norsu2 RT @aliciacohn: Ed Rollins on Chris Christie running for president: ?If I were advising him, I would tell him not to think about it.? http://t.
CreveCoeurPatch NJ Governor Chris Christie in #STL for a pair of events amid more speculation he might run for president in 2012 http://t.
Captain1986 RT @PoliticsOfFear: Forget Romney, Perry, Christie & Palin, the person I want to see run for President in 2012 is Hillary Clinton.
MP90900 RT @aliciacohn: Ed Rollins on Chris Christie running for president: ?If I were advising him, I would tell him not to think about it.? http://t.
THIZDUDE_THINKZ RT @PiersTonight: Flashback: @GovChristie to @PiersMorgan: "I'm 100% certain I'm not going to run" for President in 2012: http://t.
HillaryFirst RT @PoliticsOfFear: Forget Romney, Perry, Christie & Palin, the person I want to see run for President in 2012 is _Hillary_ _Clinton_.
heeeran RT @PiersTonight: Flashback: @GovChristie to @PiersMorgan: "I'm 100% certain I'm not going to run" for President in 2012: http://t.
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47 seconds ago (8:10 PM) Liberals as all real Americans know, are violent bullys who are jealous of what men work for. President Chris Christie and citizen m\l\t\as will put down this threat and make America safe for those who just want to work hard and proclaim there Lord.
3 minutes ago (8:08 PM) I like when liberals feel threatened they resort to the blame game and start spewing insults. Every time a republican opens his mouth and says something that makes sense, the left flips out and start the insults. What has obama done for this country that you are benefiting from other then more food stamps and medicaid for blacks and immigrants?
22 seconds ago (8:11 PM) You're twisted. That's what the teapublicans done to this country and still obstructing, stonewalling and cutting jobs on purpose. They h8 this country. Their only love is greed, power, and money.
12 minutes ago (7:59 PM) Yeah... You really showed him.... As opposed to speaking of his accomplishments as a public servant, you've made it about his physical appearance. GOOOOOOOOO Liberals.
18 minutes ago (7:53 PM) He will not run, and if he does he will lose, not only NJ but nationally. No one really wants a "my way or the highway" kindof president unless they are exactly of the same opinions. But for a politically wounded Corzine, he never would have won NJ. And right now many of my R pals and relatives in NJ are regretting their choice.
25 minutes ago (7:46 PM) He needs to lose some weight..Come on now just what we don't need an over weight president. Then tell me what he has done for N.J.
14 minutes ago (7:57 PM) I'm so proud of liberals for being the party of the fit and athletic of society as opposed to the party of compacancy and unemployment where obesity sets in.....GOOOOOOO obama....
26 minutes ago (7:45 PM) Christi would have an unfair advantage. I heard the Federal Elections Commission is thinking about awarding him 6 electoral votes because he's big enough to be a State all by himself.
31 minutes ago (7:41 PM) Isn't he just the "picture of health"? If he manages his state, the way he manages his-self, how would think he would manage the USA??
26 minutes ago (7:45 PM) How about you focus on his record instead of his weight? Bet you never posted about Clinton nearly killing himself on the fast food diet. Stay classy...
11 minutes ago (8:00 PM) nightfly71, he yells and puts down people who disagree with him even when the cameras are running. God complex. Yuck!
19 minutes ago (7:52 PM) Possibly because DIngleperry wants to withdraw Texas from the union, so they weren't included on the list. Next question ?
14 minutes ago (7:57 PM) I believe he was elected because people believe he is capable of turning things around. His state was in terrible condition when he took office. I haven't heard much bad about how he is doing (a lot of grumbling I'm sure from the Teachers Unions and other Unions) so I'm going to assume he's doing o.k. If he makes it happen in hapless N.J. then he should get a shot at running for President.
10 minutes ago (8:01 PM) Texas Thunder, now tell us about the big bucks going to the refineries and then the cut to the fire fighters, etc.
36 minutes ago (7:35 PM) America is worn out with liberal attacks of all kinds. They're tired of negative campaigning by Obama stirring up racism and class warfare. Now they're back to their religeous bigotry while adding medical and health issues to their list of acceptable attack targets including women, families, and candidates' handicapped children.
I say, "Fire away!" Show your cards. America will simply fold, walk away from the DNC or not vote, and shift back to right of center. It's been a long time coming and I, for one, welcome them.
Liberals behave as if there are no protected classes, no Constitutional rights, no ADA, and nothing that's outside the reach of their wickedness.
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