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bedsitter23I think it is customary to at least wait a month before discussing the next election.
Some didn't even wait until Election day.
After Hurricane Sandy, a Fox news reporter asked Chris Christie if he would have Mitt Romney tour the damage with him, and Chrisite answered "Meh."
Really. Christie said ""I have no idea nor am I the least bit concerned or interested. I've got a job to do here in New Jersey that's much bigger than presidential politics and I could care less about any of that stuff"
Of course, there is a slight possibility that Chris Christie actually meant what he said, and actually cares about people's lives more than politics.
Still, Christie's comments that included praise to Obama's handling of the Storm (all while still endorsing Romney) is pure feed for the Right-Wing blowhards.
While, one could make the jump that Christie is interested in the seat for himself in four years (as opposed to waiting eight years with a Romney victory), and we all figured a Romney defeat meant a Christie Presidential bid- we actually ended up with a different prevailing theory- the freeper sites have been embracing the theory that Christie is really a Democrat in disguise and only intention was to throw the election all the way along (Christie's offenses include turning down a Romney rally, and turning down the Veep offer).
Besides, Gov. Christie phoned the victor and e-mailed the loser. ZOMG! He called Obama and e-mailed Romney.
In any case, there's nothing Christie can do to redeem himself in front of these Conservatives. Right-wing sites, one by one, blame Christie for costing the Republican's White House and there's no way Christie will ever get back in their good graces.
So, there you have it. All the big names blaming Christie- Beck, Ingraham, Dobbs, Dick Morris, Murdoch, O'Reilly, The Washington Times- thus it looks like his 2016 chances may be doomed, but get this, many of those are calling for him to leave the Party.
The Right wing is notoriously short-memoried when it comes to such stuff. A serious Gingrich Presidential campaign would have been highly unlikely ten years ago. i am also fairly certain even Bill Cunningham came back around to McCain.
Still, this will make for some interesting viewing.
I thought Chris Christie might be our 45th President. I still think it's possible. The question might be is will he be a Republican or a Democrat.
Some didn't even wait until Election day.
After Hurricane Sandy, a Fox news reporter asked Chris Christie if he would have Mitt Romney tour the damage with him, and Chrisite answered "Meh."
Really. Christie said ""I have no idea nor am I the least bit concerned or interested. I've got a job to do here in New Jersey that's much bigger than presidential politics and I could care less about any of that stuff"
Of course, there is a slight possibility that Chris Christie actually meant what he said, and actually cares about people's lives more than politics.
Still, Christie's comments that included praise to Obama's handling of the Storm (all while still endorsing Romney) is pure feed for the Right-Wing blowhards.
While, one could make the jump that Christie is interested in the seat for himself in four years (as opposed to waiting eight years with a Romney victory), and we all figured a Romney defeat meant a Christie Presidential bid- we actually ended up with a different prevailing theory- the freeper sites have been embracing the theory that Christie is really a Democrat in disguise and only intention was to throw the election all the way along (Christie's offenses include turning down a Romney rally, and turning down the Veep offer).
Besides, Gov. Christie phoned the victor and e-mailed the loser. ZOMG! He called Obama and e-mailed Romney.
In any case, there's nothing Christie can do to redeem himself in front of these Conservatives. Right-wing sites, one by one, blame Christie for costing the Republican's White House and there's no way Christie will ever get back in their good graces.
So, there you have it. All the big names blaming Christie- Beck, Ingraham, Dobbs, Dick Morris, Murdoch, O'Reilly, The Washington Times- thus it looks like his 2016 chances may be doomed, but get this, many of those are calling for him to leave the Party.
The Right wing is notoriously short-memoried when it comes to such stuff. A serious Gingrich Presidential campaign would have been highly unlikely ten years ago. i am also fairly certain even Bill Cunningham came back around to McCain.
Still, this will make for some interesting viewing.
I thought Chris Christie might be our 45th President. I still think it's possible. The question might be is will he be a Republican or a Democrat.
