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Oh, theyāre uniting, Chris. Just not behind you.
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Oh they are, you just canāt see themā¦
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Heās a heel-erā¦
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Good luck there Governor Krispy Kremeā¦let me know how that tent-revival goes for you and your party of lunatics and arsonists.
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Waiting for the Christie-mentum to surge once Mr. Rotundo sweeps New Hampshire. Sure he will do well in South Carolina.
Ya gotta hand it to him though. He has been Mr. Teflon, despite all of the sewage flowing out of his tenure as āGovernorāā¦sweetheart environmental dispute settlement with Exxon, giving away the stateās pension program to buddies, Bridgegate, millions in taxpayer dollars to pay for the lawyers to shield him, and on and on.
Heād be a GREAT Presidentā¦
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Shorter Christie : āStop picking on me!ā
He can dish it out, but he canāt take it.
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Sorry Christieā¦you canāt slime your way to good poll numbers by urging āunificationā in the GOP after attacking fellow Republicans. Oh I knowā¦in your next ad youāll accuse the President of āillegalā executive actions and it will be all Hillaryās fault (and not one sitting Senator) of enabling Wall Street. Oh yeah.
All this shows is how Christ Christie is running scared. Love it. No wonder they hate him so much in his own party.
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The venal Chris Christie may do better than awful in NH, but where does he go after that? Next up are South Carolina, Nevada, and Florida before the big SEC primaries. In none of these places is Christieās brand of bluster admired, nor does he seem to have any sort of organization in these states, who are much more inclined to favor the even more religious, and firebrand-ish sort of candidates like Cruz, and Trump.
Heās really an odious character out of a Dashiell Hammett novel, isnāt he?
The heel has no soul.
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This sort of rebuttal might actually do him some goodā¦ if he were a Democrat. Unfortunately for him, nasty and vile attacks are what the conservative base loves. They think it makes you ātoughā.
This just means heās ahead in the polls in New Hampshire. Because if he wasnāt, heād be the first to attack.
The underlying message of the Christie campaign is how difficult it is to deal with morbid obesity.