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What they're saying across the nation about Christie and his 2016 run
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on August 24, 2015 at 9:00 AM, updated August 24, 2015 at 9:06 AM
TRENTON — Here is a look at what's being said across the nation about Gov. Chris Christie's run for president:
• Politico examined how Christie could miss the main lineup at the next Republican debate.
• Politico reported that both Christie and fellow Republican candidate Ted Cruz took shots at ailing former President Jimmy Carter.
• The New York Observer looked at what books Christie and the rest of the Republican field enjoy.
Number of days to the New Hampshire presidential primary: 173
• Politico examined how Christie could miss the main lineup at the next Republican debate.
• Politico reported that both Christie and fellow Republican candidate Ted Cruz took shots at ailing former President Jimmy Carter.
• The New York Observer looked at what books Christie and the rest of the Republican field enjoy.
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT ...
Here is a clip of Christie appearing on CBS's "Face the Nation," in which he discussed debating Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump's immigration plan, and how he's confident of his standing heading into the next debate:COUNTDOWNS
Number of days to the next GOP debate: 25Number of days to the New Hampshire presidential primary: 173
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Brent Johnson may be reached at bjohnson@njadvancemedia.com. Follow him on Twitter @johnsb01. Find NJ.com Politics on Facebook
17 comments
That "pork" apron is so appropriate, but nothing beats the camel toe, boy's size12 baseball uniform!!! That image still haunts me!
So Chris Christie's favorite book--which he has read twice!--is "The Great Gatsby", about a man who rises to fabulous wealth in the suburbs of NYC through criminal means.
We already knew that Chris's favorite movie is "The Godfather". Taken together, these media choices start to paint quite a picture.
Of course they liked him, a little, he spent $21,000 of NJ taxes on hamburgers for himself.
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