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hamsterjill

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6. I disagree that Christie is toast within the Republican party.

Thu Nov 8, 2012, 11:49 AM

Nov 2012

I think the Republicans are going to use Christie as an example of their "willingness" to reach across the aisle. As lame as that may be, I think they are still going to try to use it.

Christie will endear himself back into the fold before the next election. I'm not sure that he will be their candidate, but I believe he still has a very rosy future within the Republican party. After, of course, he gets a stiff talking to, and they hire him a personal trainer and a chef.

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Who wants to bet Christie either switches party or becomes an Independent? [View all] DainBramaged Nov 2012 OP

He can't switch parties. Pab Sungenis Nov 2012 #1

So he can run against Hillary in the primaries? Or watch as a 3rd party candidate? Nope n/t CincyDem Nov 2012 #2

Christie was on the news expressing immense disappointment calico1 Nov 2012 #3

Christie won't switch parties, he's a repub thru & thru life long demo Nov 2012 #4

Wherever he goes...he'll need a big tent! Atman Nov 2012 #5

I disagree that Christie is toast within the Republican party. hamsterjill Nov 2012 #6

Sorry if this sounds harsh and partisan demokatgurrl Nov 2012 #7

He had no choice, but to get federal aid, his state is in the hole. julian09 Nov 2012 #10

Agreed, but it was not because he is running for pres in 2016 Jersey Devil Nov 2012 #12

I'd welcome him......I like his style. Joe the Revelator Nov 2012 #8

That's because you don't know him like we do in NJ Jersey Devil Nov 2012 #11

He'll most likely become an independent. n/t vaberella Nov 2012 #9

He's a Union-busting @ss nachosgrande Nov 2012 #13