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Bob Grant| 10.30.12 @ 12:07PM
Wow,
Either he's the greatest actor in the World or the best governor.
Either way, I'd like about 49 more of him around.
Bob Grant| 10.30.12 @ 12:08PM
Wow,
Either he's the greatest actor in the World or the best governor.
Either way, I'd like about 49 more of him around.
geronl| 10.30.12 @ 6:22PM
CC shows his RINO powers. Lavish praise on Obama for doing... what signing a declaration of a disaster area? Giving a speech and standing in front of a screen with weather radar?
bluecollarbytes| 10.30.12 @ 7:53PM
exactly what I thought when I witnessed Christie use the word 'OUTSTANDING" to describe Obama's miniscule contribution.
RAM| 10.31.12 @ 8:46AM
Christie is seriously doing his duties as governor to get disaster relief. He knows Obama will be in office for a couple of months more at least. He has sized Obama up and realized that only flattery will get his state enough priority attention, so he swallowed his pride and said what he said. Unlike political junkies here and elsewhere, Christie does not have the luxury of being political 24/7.
JohnInFlorida| 10.31.12 @ 3:34PM
Yes, he has a job to do as Governor but there's no rule that he has to act like a complete boor when talking to the press. This interview took him down a notch in my eyes.
Jimbobogie| 11.1.12 @ 1:24PM
John, listen to the question-the boorishness is with the FOX Morning Crew (I'm as shocked as all of you)-they're the one's who were trying to make political hay out of this disaster and Christie was responding in kind. I think a more interesting question is why Romney didn't at least make a public offer of assistance to the President instead of campaigning on with just a brief "by the way" to the crowds. It's reminiscent of another Repoblican's actions during a different hurricane.
Kudos to Governor Christie-he may be too much of a "Real New Jersey Man" to ever be elected President, but he's got a good long future as Governor.