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8. You are both probably right, as it seems clear, that he had no

Thu Jan 3, 2013, 02:33 AM

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problem associating himself with the republican world view just a few months ago but even if Christie isn't reformed by these events (and the whole republican debacle surrounding the Romney campaign) other republicans will be. Some, and I bet many, of those, who entered the last election season as republicans, are now calling themselves independent. They are prodigal Americans and we need to welcome them back from the pit of hell.
And if we can keep our leader from giving away our safety net we may attract some newly independent voters to the democratic side.

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You Reap what you Sow! [View all] sheshe2 Jan 2013 OP

Baby steps. ReformedGOPer Jan 2013 #1

I can't really buy the more tolerable bit. Am I glad that he is concerned about his state, sure. sheshe2 Jan 2013 #5

Maybe Christie is beginning to see that ugly republican policy positions iemitsu Jan 2013 #2

It's more likely that he is just a typical republican hypocrite. nm rhett o rick Jan 2013 #3

I agree with you! sheshe2 Jan 2013 #4

You are both probably right, as it seems clear, that he had no iemitsu Jan 2013 #8

They would have to prove themselves to me if they want to call themselves independent. sheshe2 Jan 2013 #10

I am afraid. iemitsu Jan 2013 #11

Well if he does not condemn conservative ideas as you put it... sheshe2 Jan 2013 #6

Yes the state and its citizens need and deserve aid. iemitsu Jan 2013 #9

Unfortunately, it is blatant hypocrisy on Cha Jan 2013 #7

Yes, yes.. "You Reap what you Sow!" MrScorpio Jan 2013 #12