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Penicilino

(97 posts) Fri Dec 27, 2013, 04:12 PM Dec 2013

As a new CNN poll finds that Christie is ahead of Clinton 48%-46% in a hypothetical election match-up, is it safe to say that it will take more than allegations of conspiracy to bring this guy down?

I believe Christie will go down if we focus on what brought Romney down: His support for the rich vs. the poor.

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2013/12/26/2016-cnn-poll-clinton-deadlocked-with-christie-but-leads-other-gop-presidential-possibilities/comment-page-7/

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Did we overestimate the negative impact Bridge-gate would have on Chris Chrstie? [View all] Penicilino Dec 2013 OP

Why would Bridgegate be any different... TreasonousBastard Dec 2013 #2

I suspect is that we have nothing like their echo chamber karynnj Dec 2013 #10

I didn't think it would have national impact cthulu2016 Dec 2013 #3

Not enough people outside of NY & NJ Ilsa Dec 2013 #4

Are most Americans paying attention to Bridgegate? WorseBeforeBetter Dec 2013 #5

Not many people watch MSNBC anti partisan Dec 2013 #11

Thank you. cnn's trying to run the narrative and Cha Dec 2013 #14

Patience, Grasshopper SoCalDem Dec 2013 #15

I think the problem is nobody saw Duckgate coming. Iggo Dec 2013 #16

Which pollster has credibility? Penicilino Dec 2013 #20

Although Christie is relatively well known he has not been kratos00 Dec 2013 #18

You sound concerned. Welcome to DU. nt msanthrope Dec 2013 #19