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Mockery is fun. I think Christie was behind it all along and remain consistent in my personal expectations of elected officials in that they should not betray the public trust and safety for personal gain; especially a vendetta against another politician. This event really exposes the sheepel mentality of The Left and their denial of any wrongdoing in Fast and Furious, Benghazi, and the IRS. But, watch them pile on and throw stones over a traffic jam. Pathetic.
yeah keep pushing to the right
You have learned nothing from your election losses
2010 idiot.
yeah keep pushing to the right
You have learned nothing from your election losses
2010 idiot.
You and others on the right need to get over the myth of 2010 you’ve contrived; 2010 was a net failure for republicans – it’s also ancient history you pathetically adhere to.
2010 was a net failure for the GOP because republicans failed to win the Senate that year, as well as gubernatorial elections in New York and California.
2010 was a net failure for the GOP because it demonstrated when TPM candidates are exposed to state-wide elections, they lose.
And we saw this again in 2012 when TPM candidates cost republicans the Senate a second time.
American voters reject extremism whether it’s left or right; this is a lesson republicans have failed to learn.
So the lefties are trying to derail Christie's run before it even starts. This could be a huge mistake on their part.
1. The public's attention span is very short.
2. Chris Christie isn't really a conservative and running him off can lead to a real conservative taking his place.
3. Hillery is VERY beatable and he isn't the only one who could do it.
4. Christie is what we call a Progressive Republican, he's not much different from Hillary and if he won he would continue a lot of your agenda.
5. If no link is established between Christie and this "scandal" he will actually gain the experience to handle the mud slinging and trash talking that the left will dish out further down the road.
I don't like Christie, he's a progressive but I saw him speak yesterday for the first time and he has the gift.
So the lefties are trying to derail Christie's run before it even starts. This could be a huge mistake on their part.
1. The public's attention span is very short.
2. Chris Christie isn't really a conservative and running him off can lead to a real conservative taking his place.
3. Hillery is VERY beatable and he isn't the only one who could do it.
4. Christie is what we call a Progressive Republican, he's not much different from Hillary and if he won he would continue a lot of your agenda.
5. If no link is established between Christie and this "scandal" he will actually gain the experience to handle the mud slinging and trash talking that the left will dish out further down the road.
I don't like Christie, he's a progressive but I saw him speak yesterday for the first time and he has the gift.
1. Agreed. Plus with over 2 years to go before primaries, a lot of time will have passed. 2. There will likely be lots of candidates vying for the nomination just like the last time. You might get a conservative candidate this time around. The problem will be finding one that has broad appeal. Far right candidates generally don't draw much support from moderates and independents.
3. No guarantee that Hillary will be the Democrat's nominee. If she is, she will be hard to beat. Just saying you can beat her is not the same as actually doing it.
4. Win - win...
5. Christie will likely have to worry as much or more about the right than he will the left.
So the lefties are trying to derail Christie's run before it even starts. This could be a huge mistake on their part.
1. The public's attention span is very short.
2. Chris Christie isn't really a conservative and running him off can lead to a real conservative taking his place.
3. Hillery is VERY beatable and he isn't the only one who could do it.
4. Christie is what we call a Progressive Republican, he's not much different from Hillary and if he won he would continue a lot of your agenda.
5. If no link is established between Christie and this "scandal" he will actually gain the experience to handle the mud slinging and trash talking that the left will dish out further down the road.
I don't like Christie, he's a progressive but I saw him speak yesterday for the first time and he has the gift.
So the lefties are trying to derail Christie's run before it even starts. This could be a huge mistake on their part.
1. The public's attention span is very short.
2. Chris Christie isn't really a conservative and running him off can lead to a real conservative taking his place.
3. Hillery is VERY beatable and he isn't the only one who could do it.
4. Christie is what we call a Progressive Republican, he's not much different from Hillary and if he won he would continue a lot of your agenda.
5. If no link is established between Christie and this "scandal" he will actually gain the experience to handle the mud slinging and trash talking that the left will dish out further down the road.
I don't like Christie, he's a progressive but I saw him speak yesterday for the first time and he has the gift.
1. Agreed. Plus with over 2 years to go before primaries, a lot of time will have passed. 2. There will likely be lots of candidates vying for the nomination just like the last time. You might get a conservative candidate this time around. The problem will be finding one that has broad appeal. Far right candidates generally don't draw much support from moderates and independents.
3. No guarantee that Hillary will be the Democrat's nominee. If she is, she will be hard to beat. Just saying you can beat her is not the same as actually doing it.
4. Win - win...
5. Christie will likely have to worry as much or more about the right than he will the left.
#5 - correct because the right despises political corruption, the left lives by it.
Immie
2010 idiot.
You and others on the right need to get over the myth of 2010 youve contrived; 2010 was a net failure for republicans its also ancient history you pathetically adhere to.
2010 was a net failure for the GOP because republicans failed to win the Senate that year, as well as gubernatorial elections in New York and California.
2010 was a net failure for the GOP because it demonstrated when TPM candidates are exposed to state-wide elections, they lose.
And we saw this again in 2012 when TPM candidates cost republicans the Senate a second time.
American voters reject extremism whether its left or right; this is a lesson republicans have failed to learn.
I have to laugh at how delusional some of you bed wetters are.
2010 was a massive win for the GOP. They gained every seat possible not just federally, but statewide.
The only "win" you bed wetters had in 2012 was keeping your fuhrer in office in spite of common sense. You barely won that election and it was only because your propagandists in the media destroyed every candidate until Romney was the only one left and no one in the republican camp really wanted him to begin with.
It was a good strategy, but that marginal victory will likely be a precursor to yet another stunning defeat in 2014. If I'm wrong I'm already prepared to "Go Galt" and jump ship before you parasites implode the country, but I'm optimistic enough to hang around for a while in hopes you assholes commit another "Jonestown" on a much more significant scale.
I've heard what they say about Christie being democrat lite, and now if he is guilty of this corruption and dirty politics then he truly is a Democrat.
1. Agreed. Plus with over 2 years to go before primaries, a lot of time will have passed. 2. There will likely be lots of candidates vying for the nomination just like the last time. You might get a conservative candidate this time around. The problem will be finding one that has broad appeal. Far right candidates generally don't draw much support from moderates and independents.
3. No guarantee that Hillary will be the Democrat's nominee. If she is, she will be hard to beat. Just saying you can beat her is not the same as actually doing it.
4. Win - win...
5. Christie will likely have to worry as much or more about the right than he will the left.
#5 - correct because the right despises political corruption, the left lives by it.
Immie
Huh?
So the lefties are trying to derail Christie's run before it even starts. This could be a huge mistake on their part.
1. The public's attention span is very short.
2. Chris Christie isn't really a conservative and running him off can lead to a real conservative taking his place.
3. Hillery is VERY beatable and he isn't the only one who could do it.
4. Christie is what we call a Progressive Republican, he's not much different from Hillary and if he won he would continue a lot of your agenda.
5. If no link is established between Christie and this "scandal" he will actually gain the experience to handle the mud slinging and trash talking that the left will dish out further down the road.
I don't like Christie, he's a progressive but I saw him speak yesterday for the first time and he has the gift.
1. Agreed. Plus with over 2 years to go before primaries, a lot of time will have passed. 2. There will likely be lots of candidates vying for the nomination just like the last time. You might get a conservative candidate this time around. The problem will be finding one that has broad appeal. Far right candidates generally don't draw much support from moderates and independents.
3. No guarantee that Hillary will be the Democrat's nominee. If she is, she will be hard to beat. Just saying you can beat her is not the same as actually doing it.
4. Win - win...
5. Christie will likely have to worry as much or more about the right than he will the left.
#5 - correct because the right despises political corruption, the left lives by it.
Immie
So the lefties are trying to derail Christie's run before it even starts. This could be a huge mistake on their part.
1. The public's attention span is very short.
2. Chris Christie isn't really a conservative and running him off can lead to a real conservative taking his place.
3. Hillery is VERY beatable and he isn't the only one who could do it.
4. Christie is what we call a Progressive Republican, he's not much different from Hillary and if he won he would continue a lot of your agenda.
5. If no link is established between Christie and this "scandal" he will actually gain the experience to handle the mud slinging and trash talking that the left will dish out further down the road.
I don't like Christie, he's a progressive but I saw him speak yesterday for the first time and he has the gift.