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Running for office is not the same as holding it. So the 54% doesn’t apply. 45% wanting him to be forced to resign as governor is not a majority. Please stop with the click bait.
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His impotence is starting to show.
Expect big bully show at a town hall soon. ha ha
Yeah, re- read the article…
The numbers you are noting are the numbers for folks who think he should be FORCED to resign.
The Majority noted in the headline is for folks who think he simply SHOULD resign (as in, not forced, but of his own free will)
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christie, IF you get nominated (HA! HA! snort!), then can’t carry your own state? That’s going to leave a mark!
Bully can’t win the WH because his own state voted against him…now, that’s funny!
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Then vote for Kasich since you him so much
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There is no need rain on his parade – he’s already drowning.
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I’ve always believed that he would pull a “Palin”: walk away midterm with some bs about moving on for the good of the state. The idea that he was so delusional about being POTUS is truly amazing.
Ouch!
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Even with your faulty reading of the poll results, this completely dispels Christie’s argument that NJ residents love him so much as governor that they don’t want him to run for another office.
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Ha… “If you love him so much, why don’t you marry him?”
(that IS legal now…)
Nah, nah. Na-na nah, nah. Hey, hey, hey. Goo-ood bye-yeye.
It happened to Gore in 2000, McGovern in 1972, and probably to other candidates as well.In Chrisite’s case, however, it would be a most deserved accomplishment.
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That ain’t rain, dear.