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Christie just endorsed Trump.

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Donald Trump - racist, sexist, xenophobe. Perfect candidate for the GOP.


Considering these buzzwords used to actually mean something, but have been misappropriated by the Left for political purposes/power (when was the last time you heard of a Dem politican accused of any of these things?), I welcome a Trump general election. Moderates will show the left that they don't buy the BS they are selling.

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Donald Trump - racist, sexist, xenophobe. Perfect candidate for the GOP.

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rubio sort of reminded me of jeb when jeb went on the offensive agaisnt rubio. really sort of sad that rubio was reduced to that. i think hillary -trump debates will be great to watch.

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The only "pundits" saying that are people who would never vote for Trump anyway (including yourself). The media has been out to get Trump since day 1, but their hit jobs haven't worked.

This image sums up Trump's campaign:

http://m.imgur.com/kIl8hC0?r

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That's an interesting assessment. Most pundits agree that it was Rubio's best debate performance so far.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politic ... ate/ar-BBq1Hkf?li=BBnb7Kz

A highlight was when Rubio smacked down Trump on repeating himself. And after the debate Rubio called trump a con artist -
http://www.cnn.com/2016/02/26/politic ... g-show-attacks/index.html





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rubio really got smacked down last night by trump. it was sad to see rubio's hopes fade!

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http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-sh ... rn-self-deportation#break

Does Rubio advocating Self-Deportation? Doesn't he know that's partly the reason Romney lost?

"What in the world does Rubio hope to gain by suggesting self-deportation is somehow a political winner for the GOP?"

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That's an interesting assessment. Most pundits agree that it was Rubio's best debate performance so far.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politic ... ate/ar-BBq1Hkf?li=BBnb7Kz

A highlight was when Rubio smacked down Trump on repeating himself. And after the debate Rubio called trump a con artist -
http://www.cnn.com/2016/02/26/politic ... g-show-attacks/index.html





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rubio really got smacked down last night by trump. it was sad to see rubio's hopes fade!

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Trump is going to win the largest number of delegates but that doesn't mean he is going to get nominated.


If he manages to accumulate the necessary minimum to have a majority (1,237 out of 2,472) then he WILL be the nominee. The way things are rolling for him, he could very well find himself with that minimum before the convention. Next Tuesday should be very, very telling. Very few people could have predicted this situation and the way things have unfolded.

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It *could* be a spectacle, but it has happened before, so it is not an "end of world" show that some think/hope it will be. In 1976, the GOP managed to get things settled by the time the first vote was held.

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Trump is going to win the largest number of delegates but that doesn't mean he is going to get nominated.

I'm really hoping to see Broker Convention. It's going to be a political spectacle!

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rubio really got smacked down last night by trump. it was sad to see rubio's hopes fade!

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is christie looking to be trump's vp? still, i think rubio can bring america the change it needs.


Would absolutely love if Trump won the nomination and picked Rubio as his VP. Christie could be Attorney General or head of Homeland Security.

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is christie looking to be trump's vp? still, i think rubio can bring america the change it needs.


Sorry the Republican party is now only looking for intelligent white people. They have a robocalls going out saying vote for Trump DO NOT vote for a Cuban. LOL i love it.

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is christie looking to be trump's vp? still, i think rubio can bring america the change it needs.

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Gotcha. Are you demanding that Bernie pay back Vermont as well? And yes, politicians do stay in nice places-Christie included. If he was any different than any other politician you'd have a point, but since he's not you don't.

But other than partisan party people it's a non-argument. Because if you demand this of Christie-let's say Booker gets the nod for Veep. Will you demand he do the same while he'd be stumping?

Point of fact: Christie is claiming to be different. I'm not the one demanding that he be different. Making the argument that he's like everyone else belies Christie's very argument.

Point of fact: Christie routinely overspent as US Attorney on lavish hotels, not just nice hotels. He also overspends as governor.

If Booker is demanding that the state of NJ pay NJ State Troopers to take up hotel space in the most expensive hotels, then, yeah, I won't be happy. This whole part of your argument is based on a hypothetical.

In regards to Bernie... Vermont isn't footing the bill for his security. I'm not complaining about him receiving a salary. I'm complaining about Chris Chrisitie using state funds to pay for the hotels of him and state police. I'm complaining about New Jersey footing the bill for him to travel back from New Hampshire for one day so that he can claim that he was here for the snowfall.

This is the problem. Christie says that teachers need to suck it up and take pay cuts and lose pension money because the state is bankrupt. Christie then takes the money that should have been in the pension and spends it on a stay at the Four Seasons. If you don't call that being a hypocrite, I don't know what to tell you.

When Christie goes on the campaign trail and talks about how he "earned" where he got while completely ignoring the fact that tax payers are footing the bill for his hotel room... yeah, he's just one full of shit scumbag stealing from you and I.

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Gotcha. Are you demanding that Bernie pay back Vermont as well? And yes, politicians do stay in nice places-Christie included. If he was any different than any other politician you'd have a point, but since he's not you don't.

But other than partisan party people it's a non-argument. Because if you demand this of Christie-let's say Booker gets the nod for Veep. Will you demand he do the same while he'd be stumping?

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I guess you should support legislation that prevents any government employee from running for higher office. It'll take years to pay off the incidental costs? That's beneath your intellect, Pebs. Besides it's probably less than the cost of one day of vacation of any sitting POTUS.

Christie is well known for only staying in four star resorts. If you are unaware of this, check his record as US Attorney and how he routinely went over his allotted travel budget. However, his run for president included paying for state troopers to be in those same hotels with him.

As for running for higher office... I'm not opposed to it. It is no different than a private person looking for a new job. The difference here is that I don't expect my current employer to pay for the gas it takes for me to get to the other interview. I don't expect my current employer to pay people to say good things on my behalf. I don't expect my current employer to give me additional vacation days in order to chase a new job.

If Christie wants to run for president and chase a dream that everyone knew was impossible, fine. He should be able to pay for his new job search with his own money.

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I guess you should support legislation that prevents any government employee from running for higher office. It'll take years to pay off the incidental costs? That's beneath your intellect, Pebs. Besides it's probably less than the cost of one day of vacation of any sitting POTUS.

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Nah, compound all those 5-7% yearly municipal taxes that Christie has kept to 2% and the middle class is thrilled that Corzine and Buono didn't get a chance to further screw them.

Really...? The amount of bills Christie saddled us with on his big adventure in New Hampshire will take decades to pay off.

EVERYONE new he was a loser and had no shot. The Attorney General gig would be his regardless of a run or not (should one of the rest of the idiots in that field win the election).

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Nah, compound all those 5-7% yearly municipal taxes that Christie has kept to 2% and the middle class is thrilled that Corzine and Buono didn't get a chance to further screw them.

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I'm so happy that Christie spent all of those New Jersey tax dollars to chase a dream that was never close to a reality. I'm sure he'll go back to work screwing those in New Jersey further.

I'm sure that he'll go out and blame teachers and road workers making $50k a year for losing the race and work his darndest to get their salaries even lower...

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As Chris Christie exits, his next move matters:

http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-sh ... s-next-move-matters#break

In retrospect, he might have been the best Republican candidate...but that's ONLY because everyone else is so pathetic!

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Cake Boss Endorsed Christie

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He never even had the slightest chance, IMO. After 7 months of screwing around with this, maybe he'll get back to work and do something for NJ?? He's got just over 2 years to go-


Are you certain that's better than his absentee benign neglect? I'm not.


No. But he was on OUR payroll the whole time he was out there screwing off.

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It was a vast, left wing conspiracy! As far as the 'absentee' stuff, doesn't everyone running for POTUS have to do this? A one term Senator did this and is now the POTUS. Who's bringing the pork back and representing Vermont in DC now? But Christie can get a lot done in NJ before he leaves Trenton and let's hope he wields the veto pen wisely to slow the insane NJ Legislature from taxing us into oblivion.

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He never even had the slightest chance, IMO. After 7 months of screwing around with this, maybe he'll get back to work and do something for NJ?? He's got just over 2 years to go-


Are you certain that's better than his absentee benign neglect? I'm not.

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He never even had the slightest chance, IMO. After 7 months of screwing around with this, maybe he'll get back to work and do something for NJ?? He's got just over 2 years to go-

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By Matt Arco and Claude Brodesser-Akner | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com

Gov. Chris Christie suspended his campaign for president Wednesday, ending his quest to become the first New Jerseyan to win the White House since Woodrow Wilson a century ago.

The governor had a meeting with staff in Morristown where he thanked them for their support and suspended campaign.

Christie arrived at the Morristown headquarters shortly after 4 p.m. to inform staffers and volunteers of his decision, Christie campaign spokeswoman, Nicole Sizemore, confirmed.

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Waiting for Monroe to tell us that it was all the media's fault.

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He might make an intresting cabinet secretary, never presidential material. He is a polished speaker, whether you believe anything he says or not.


How about Sec of Agriculture, I mean, he's pretty familiar with food.

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