He's my favorite potential candidate for 2012 and 2016. By far.
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You wouldn't feel that way if you paid taxes here or owned a business in this state. Hot Air is the best way to describe his record: NO program cuts. NO layoffs. NO elimination of any of the Whitman-McGreevey-Corzine Social Engineering schemes. All he did was not make this year's pension payment, end Homestead Rebates and cut out all school aid to suburban and rural (but not urban) towns. The only people talking about Christie for President are either on his payroll or live outside New Jersey.
By the way, do you support Obamacare, Cap and Trade, the GZ Mosque, Gun Control and Amnesty? He does.
Sorry to break reality to you.
Wow, that's all news to me.
Who do you support then? I can't support RomneyCare Romney.
W.C.: I love Christie, too -- for his direct challenges to union elites and media types in various interviews. I have also been informed that he is soft on Cap&Trade (the defeat of which is near and dear to me). So, let's see what he does in New Jersey.
I was watching FNC's Special Report about Mitch Daniels. Here is a chestnut that caught my eye: On Mr. Daniels's first day in office, he decertified the state government employee unions; in the first eight months, 92% of government employees quit paying their union dues.
http://www.futureofcapitalism.com/2010/03/mitch-daniels-on-the-state-of-the-nation
It's still too early to pin hopes on anyone. I just hope whoever the GOP candidate is, they go after Obama most directly for the administration's policies, personnel choices, and tactics.
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