Pic Of The Moment: Chris Christie Enters Presidential Race Relying On Charisma To See Him Through
Chris Christie Enters Presidential Race
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He's just gross.
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[font color="navy" face="Verdana"]She's almost as bad as he is.
Thank goodness, they have no chance in a national race. I have to admit that I simply don't understand New Jersey's repeated choice.
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Yeah, that sounds like just the thing there. Uh-huh.
certainly he is no elder statesman
So ya's don't wanna pay up, eh?--I can sit here all day, ya know. Va fangool!
He stinks up to high heaven! 
JK JK 
I just won't be involved any longer in the Bernie vs Hillary crap. Done with it. http://www.democraticunderground.com/128015546 yoroshiku!
And his charisma sucks even worse. He's a bully, offensive and thin skinned. He's not presidential material. He and Trump can shake hands on the "charisma" front. Two a-holes.
As for his record....
Jobs Lost – New Jersey Falling Behind:
•7th – New Jersey has the 7th highest unemployment rate in the country at 9.3 percent – the worst rate in the region (April 2, 2013)
•15.5% – New Jersey residents who are underemployed (The Wall Street Journal, 7/30/2012)
•47th – NJ’s economic growth ranking (The Times of Trenton 3/4/2013)
•41st – New Jersey’s business climate ranking (CNBC, 7/10/2012)
•35% –the amount of jobs NJ has restored since the recession (The Times of Trenton, 3/4/2013)
•45,000 – Number of permanent jobs Christie cost New Jersey by killing the Access to the Region’s Core tunnel project (The Star-Ledger, 10/28/2010)
•6,000 – Number of construction jobs New Jersey lost when Christie decided to end the Access to the Region’s Core tunnel project (The Star-Ledger, 10/28/2010)
•7,000 – Jobs that could be lost if Christie succeeds in privatizing New Jersey’s state lottery (Asian American Retailers Association, 12/12)
•174,100 – Net private sector jobs lost (NJ Spotlight, 7/23/2012)
•10,000 – Teachers and school employees laid off in 2010 due to Christie’s budget cuts (Daily Journal, 12/29/2010)
•16,600 or 2.8% – Public sector workers laid off (NJ Spotlight, 7/23/2012)
http://www.onenewjersey.org/christie-by-the-numbers/
Unspinning Christie’s State of the State
In his State of the State address, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie exaggerated some figures and boasted about progress that doesn’t look so impressive when compared with national trends.
◾Christie boasted that New Jersey’s unemployment rate has dropped from 9.7 percent when he took office to 6.4 percent (as of November). But New Jersey was doing slightly better than the national average when he took office, and is now doing slightly worse.
◾The governor touted the creation of 150,000 private sector jobs. But New Jersey’s rate of private sector job growth is less than half the national average; in fact New Jersey ranked 49th out of 50 states in private sector job growth.
◾Christie crowed about New Jersey being “No. 4 in per capita income.” The state is actually third in per capita personal income, exactly where it was the year before Christie took office. It ranked second for more than two decades before that.
◾Christie said that state property taxes “increased more than 70 percent” in the 10 years prior to him becoming governor, and that they’ve increased by “less than 2 percent” in each of the last four. That ignores the impact state rebates have played in lowering the property tax burden before he was governor, and the impact of the rebate cuts he implemented as governor.
◾Christie made the misleading claim that “taxes were raised 115 times in the eight years before 2010,” the year he took office. But that list includes fees, not just taxes, and the governor himself proposed 23 fee hikes in the 2015 budget.
http://www.factcheck.org/2015/01/unspinning-christies-state-of-the-state/
MEMO: Chris Christie’s Terrible Economic Record
Tonight, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie will deliver his State of the State address. We hope he uses this chance to come clean about his serious money problems: his credit has been downgraded eight times. He hasn’t saved enough for retirement. And his security detail is costing him 18 times what it did 5 years ago.
Why should he talk about his money problems during the State of the State? Because they have nothing to do with his bank account – we’re talking about New Jersey taxpayers’ money here.
Since Chris Christie took office in 2010, he’s been playing fast and loose with taxpayer money. He has mismanaged the budget, resulting in New Jersey’s credit has been downgraded eight times – no New Jersey governor had ever presided over that many downgrades. He’s spending 18 times more on his personal security today than when he took office, for a total of almost $1 million, or nearly $33,000 per month. He’s cut $2.4 billion in pension payments he promised to make because his budget projections were wrong.
https://americanbridgepac.org/memo-chris-christies-terrible-economic-record/
Bring it on, Christie. Your record stinks and your personality is even worse. 
Bookmarked it for future reference.
Get thy post pasted into the Christie Crime Digest ASAP -- it IS the "future reference," LOL!
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P.S. Here are he links to Volumes 1 and 2.
At this rate, the clown car is going to have to be a bus. They keep coming out of the woodwork like roaches.
when all he had left to run on was his race!
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I suppose they expected him to punch out Obama.
Mad Magazine did this:
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From http://www.gq.com/story/the-chris-christie-story
And do check out the Christie Crime Digest!
rocktivity
been redefined? 
because he shows you who he really is. I say "Long may it wave!"
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