Chris Christie, who is polling at 0%...

[GFB]

Your looking at preindictment information.

No..this is a post indictment poll from CBS/yougov

[planosteve]

Your looking at preindictment information.

No..this is a post indictment poll from CBS/yougov

Do you have a link to it?

[Mark]

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is the most disliked Republican candidate in the GOP primary field, this week’s Morning Consult survey found.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2023 ... -in-field/

[planosteve]

Running for pres is the way you get a high level job in a new administration. I expect that's what he's after and he's betting it won't be 45.

[Mark]

Running for pres is the way you get a high level job in a new administration.

How'd that work out for Christie in 2016?

[planosteve]

Running for pres is the way you get a high level job in a new administration.

How'd that work out for Christie in 2016?

I don't remember. How did it?

[Mark]

Running for pres is the way you get a high level job in a new administration.

How'd that work out for Christie in 2016?

I don't remember. How did it?

He begged President Trump to give him a big shot position, and President Trump told him to go pound sand. That's why this SOB is on such a crusade against President Trump now.

[planosteve]

How'd that work out for Christie in 2016?

I don't remember. How did it?

He begged President Trump to give him a big shot position, and President Trump told him to go pound sand. That's why this SOB is on such a crusade against President Trump now.

Actually, Christie supported 45 until he lost the election to Biden.
"Following the election, Christie refused to support Trump's claims of a stolen election. On election night, Christie spoke with one of Trump's sons and later texted Eric Trump asking for proof of election fraud. When they could not provide any evidence, Christie said he would thus not support their claims. During the January 6 Capitol attack, Christie phoned Trump to tell the president to call for an end to the violence. Trump did not pick up. Following the attack, Christie blamed Trump for January 6 and voiced support for Trump's impeachment"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Christie

[Mark]

I don't remember. How did it?

He begged President Trump to give him a big shot position, and President Trump told him to go pound sand. That's why this SOB is on such a crusade against President Trump now.

Actually, Christie supported 45 until he lost the election to Biden.
"Following the election, Christie refused to support Trump's claims of a stolen election. On election night, Christie spoke with one of Trump's sons and later texted Eric Trump asking for proof of election fraud. When they could not provide any evidence, Christie said he would thus not support their claims. During the January 6 Capitol attack, Christie phoned Trump to tell the president to call for an end to the violence. Trump did not pick up. Following the attack, Christie blamed Trump for January 6 and voiced support for Trump's impeachment"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Christie

And thus...

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is the most disliked Republican candidate in the GOP primary field, this week’s Morning Consult survey found.

[planosteve]

People of principle don't worry about how popular they are.

[GFB]

People of principle don't worry about how popular they are.

Well, your “person of principle” has completely changed his tune.

Now that he knows how hated he is, he is calling on all the Republican candidates to stop talking about Trump, and to focus their efforts on Joe Dementia.

“Plan A” failed miserably.

[planosteve]

People of principle don't worry about how popular they are.

Well, your “person of principle” has completely changed his tune.

Now that he knows how hated he is, he is calling on all the Republican candidates to stop talking about Trump, and to focus their efforts on Joe Dementia.

“Plan A” failed miserably.

How hated is he? And by who?

[rusty]

If Biden’s going to be defeated it will have to be someone who appeals to the middle 80% and that ain’t Trump. I don’t know who it is, but I know who it isn’t. Trump doesn’t stand a chance in general election, and you guys know it.

[jellowrestling]

Yeah,there acting like this is a big deal or something. It's only 37 counts!

An indictment is not a conviction, and in this case, an indictment is complete bullshit.

To quote Sol Wachtler, "You can indict a ham sandwich."

I don't know who Sol Wachtler is but he must be pretty stupid.

Sol Alinsky. An evil troll.

[Mark]

It’s not an exaggeration to say that everyone hates 2024 presidential candidate Chris Christie.

An August poll from Fox News found that Christie is viewed rather unfavorably by every political, racial, and economic demographic. Overall, 56 percent, a majority of American voters, express disdain towards Christie. Only 22 percent of 1,002 people polled said they held “favorable” opinions of the former New Jersey governor.

Christie isn’t just disliked by 57 percent of Republicans, the people he expects to potentially elect him in 2024, but he also earned the ire of 60 percent of Democrats. Even a good portion of independents, 46 percent, say they have a “somewhat” or “strongly unfavorable” opinion of Christie.

https://thefederalist.com/2023/08/17/th ... -christie/

[planosteve]

My opinion is that Christie is not running because he thinks he can be president. He's using it as a platform to get the word out about the real DoJo. He's known him for many years and was in his administration and supported him until Jan 6.

[Mark]

...He...was in his administration....

Oh, really? In what capacity?

[planosteve]

...He...was in his administration....

Oh, really? In what capacity?

Actually, he headed up Trump's transition team and was offered several positions in his administration which he turned down.

[Mark]

...He...was in his administration....

Oh, really? In what capacity?

Actually, he headed up Trump's transition team and was offered several positions in his administration which he turned down.

Nice try. He got fired less than one week after the 2016 election. He was never in the administration. He wanted to be AG, but President Trump is not an idiot.

[planosteve]

Oh, really? In what capacity?

Actually, he headed up Trump's transition team and was offered several positions in his administration which he turned down.

Nice try. He got fired less than one week after the 2016 election. He was never in the administration. He wanted to be AG, but President Trump is not an idiot.

How did he get fired if he was never in the administration?