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See One Woman Beg Chris Christie to Run for President — And His Response

We posted a story Tuesday night about Chris Christie tearing into Obama but signaling he wouldn’t run for President during a speech at the Reagan Library. But have you seen the passionate, and emotional, question by one audience member who begged Christie to run? Here it is.

The question was the final one of the night, and was delivered by a woman who said that Christie must run because “your country needs you:”

The woman’s question prompted a standing ovation from the crowd.

“It’s extraordinarily flattering,” Christie responded. “But by the same token, that heartfelt message you gave me is also not a reason to do it, that reason has to exist inside of me.”

That’s it for now — until the next round of Christie 2012 speculation begins.

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  • gemologist
    Posted on September 28, 2011 at 10:22am

    I don’t have any problem with the GOP field, Just with Perry and Romney, We cant have rinos on the border issue and we can have rinos on domestic issues, that would be worse than Obama, because that would make the younger votes believe that is what republicans are, demi-progressives and the only parties that would then demonstrate true conservatism would be very small third parties (I like the Libertarian Party) But nobody thinks they can win, and along with the lack of dialogue about whether the government needs to be deciding which freedoms are too harmful to us to be allowed, is letting people believe that if the GOP gets a wishy-washy candidate that they can’t vote their mind and conscience without effectively throwing away their vote because it happens to be a third party,

    I respectfully disagree, if you don’t like a GOP candidate, please pick a third party that better represents your beliefs and LET THE COUNTRY SEE one more vote for the constitution party or libertarian party. Your conscience, your vote, your responsibility.

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    • IntransigentMind
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 10:30am

      This is almost as pathetic as Coulter on Hannity yesterday:
      http://markamerica.com/2011/09/27/ann-coulter-gets-emotional-er-um-annoyed/

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    • CatB
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 12:23pm

      I agree … I don’t like people like the woman begging him to run .. they give the MSM the opening (and they are taking it ) to say that the R is weak .. it is not weak it is “varied” and I willl be supporting the conservative candidates … Cain is my favorite and I am quite happy to vote for him!

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    • CatB
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 12:28pm

      I think Coulter must be dating a liberal and he is rubbing off ..(Hannity keeps asking her about the new boyfriend) .. she has lost her MIND!

      TEA!

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    • MASTER YODA
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 12:30pm

      It saddens me to think that here we have an articulate and genuine person like Chris Christie speaking from the heart, knowing he would do a great job a president, and that we will be forced to eat another S&%t sandwich like McCain.

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    • The_Almighty_Creestof
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 1:18pm

      Though he has his faults, CC is a good man and speaks his mind and his heart. As president, he might do some things “we” don’t like…but he’ll never hide it, he’ll explain why he did it, and it will never be for currupt reasons.

      Chris Christie would steamroll Obama into the pavement. In fact, I strongly believe that if he announced he was running…it would sound the death knell for Obama within the DNC, and he would suddenly have health problems making a 2nd term impossible and we would have Hillary as the democratic nominee.

      The rest of the RNC candidates are a shot in the dark at beating Obama.

      Run, CC, run.

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    • Libertyluvnmomma
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 1:51pm

      Even Satan can speak from his “heart”.

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    • ChiefGeorge
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 1:56pm

      We need a real rebel and the current field except for Paul and Cain are more of the same. I like Michelle but I fear her backbone may go soft once in office. Christies backbone is already tried and true. He has stood up against the most vile threats to his office and person. He talks back down to them and give them what for. I would vote for Mr C in a heart beat.

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    • DTOM_Jericho (Creator vindicator)
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 3:38pm

      “From this day forward any plans that anyone has regarding any type of (new) coal-based generation of energy in New Jersey is over.” (Christie)

      Wow, sounds just like Obama. This man said the reason was due to input he received from “scientists” concerning “global warming”. This man is either an idiot or a shill and so is ANYONE that would ask this man to run.

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    • Wolf
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 4:56pm

      You have a problem with RINOs like Romney and Perry, but not RINOs like Christie… gee, what a shocker. Typical head in the sand anti-Constitutionalist thinker.

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    • DownWithDems
      Posted on September 29, 2011 at 2:29pm

      Voting for a 3rd party is a vote for Obummer.
      If you want him out, then do not even consider 3rd party candidates.

      And do not moan and groan if Obummer wins due to a 3rd party candidate.

      Your choice, Obummer or a RINO. I’ll take a RINO anyday over a marxist Obummer.

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  • PATRIOTMAMA
    Posted on September 28, 2011 at 10:21am

    Ya know what?! I would much rather have someone that I don’t agree with on everything but who speaks from the heart on what he believes and walks the walk so to speak instead of what we have now. There‘s a possiblity for all of us that we may be wrong on somethings and I want a leader who will stand up to even us conservatives and tell us we’re wrong if he believes we are but who will be willing to have an open honest debate about it instead of lying to us and dancing around demonizing us for disagreement. What I like about Christie is in all that time he fought with the teachers unions, I didn’t hear him ever bash them personally he just said they were wrong! I love that people need to hear they‘re wrong when they are and I want a strong leader who is even willing to stand up to his own base and tell them they’re wrong when they are. I can disagree with some of what he stands for but is he truly leading from a good place? I think from what I’ve seen the answer is yes. Truth has no agenda.

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    • orthodoxc
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 12:44pm

      You are a complete lamebrain. This idiot has 0 conservative values. Real conservatives don’t agree with anything that crispy cream has to say. obama speaks from the heart and walks his marxist walk! Wake up! Your kind of thinking is what got obama elected in the first place and got the damnocrats their complete majority in 08. Come on!

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  • TWO BITS
    Posted on September 28, 2011 at 10:15am

    I enjoyed Governor Christie’s speech, and the audience certainly was receptive to his message. He is not as “stilted” as the current candidates, but he is not required to stand toe-to-toe with them until he enters the race. That presents a different challenge.

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    • Alvin691
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 11:04am

      Remember, he believes in man-made global warming. He would not change what the EPA is doing

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    • Vechorik
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 1:43pm

      The GOP field doesn’t need another rino. We have plenty running already.

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    • 4truth2all
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 2:15pm

      The perfect candidate is not running,
      There was only one,
      and he is already king!
      So…………..choose wisely,
      want to get it RIGHT,
      vote RIGHTeousness!
      Sorry, I’m not runnin…yo

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  • cher128
    Posted on September 28, 2011 at 10:15am

    I live in central New Jersey and, Chris Christie SHOULD ABSOLUTELY NOT be president.

    New Jersey is the “Promised Land” for illegals. Because of Christie’s laissez faire attitude toward this awful problem, this state is awash in social security and medicaid welching, crime and corruption that go along with the tsunami of illegals living here happily sucking off the teat of government freebies.
    Believe me folks, that Chris Christie is NOT running is a very good thing.

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    • southernORcobra
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 11:14am

      also pro gun control

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    • Woman
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 11:44am

      Hmm? New Jersey political history: Corzine, Sen Menendez and Lautenburg types or a Cristie?? What is our national conservative focus? Yes, I do want to see the candidates warts before I vote, but now I want Cristie to join the field for the wart examination.

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    • AbleAmerican
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 2:01pm

      Does the name Corzine ring any bells for ya…Think CC was elected in 2010!!..Is that when ALL THIS CRAP YOU SPEAK OF BEGAN?? HELLO!!

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  • ZengaPA65
    Posted on September 28, 2011 at 10:07am

    Telling people what they “need” to hear and telling the truth aren’t synonymous.

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  • slr4528
    Posted on September 28, 2011 at 10:01am

    I think Christie is a good man but I think Governor’s John Kasich of Ohio and especially Walker who walked through fire in Wisconsin have just as much courage. I prefer Kasich‘s and Walker’s more conservative views on immigration,gun laws and global warming. Christie gave a great speech but for the life of me I do not see why he is touted over Kasich and Walker especially since his views would be the most liberal in the GOP field.

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    • angelcat
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 1:24pm

      After what he just went through in Wisconsin, I don’t think that Walker should have to subject himself to a presidential campaign where he and his family will be subjected to more vitriol and worse from the left. He deserves a rest to recharge and build up his resistance again. After all, he is only human.

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    • encinom
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 2:07pm

      Walker should enter the field, he wil lbe unemployed come January.

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    • joe1234
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 2:33pm

      @encicom…yeah the way you fascist libs got rid of the conservative judge a took back the senate I‘m sure you’ll recall walker….BWAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH

      you fasicst libs are delusional

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    • eyestoseeearstohear
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 3:14pm

      John Kasich? NOW, THERE’S A TRUE, GENUINE CONSERVATIVE.

      I love this man – HIS WIN brought me to tears of JOY, for him.
      AND, I DON’T EVEN LIVE IN OR NEAR OHIO.

      IF Kasich would EVER put his hat in the Presidential Ring ( which he wouldn’t)
      I WOULDN’T 2ND GUESS MY REACTION & WOULD VOTE FOR HIM.

      They just DON‘T make em’ like Kasich anymore – HE’S ONE OF A KIND, INDEED.
      Ohio is FORTUNATE to have him as Gov.
      WE ARE FORTUNATE TO HAVE HIM IN THE REP PARTY.
      He’s one that CAN be counted on.

      MY BEST TO JOHN KASICH.

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  • Islesfordian
    Posted on September 28, 2011 at 10:00am

    Christie says he won’t run until he feels it inside. Fair enough. Moses wasn’t very eager to lead Israel either. But sometimes the “feeling” inside that impels one to accept leadership, or the pursuit of it, is the kick in the pants from God and the people to get out there.

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    • Chet Hempstead
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 3:21pm

      I’m not sure that even God has a big enough foot to kick Christie in the pants hard enough for him to feel it.

      I know that’s really a low blow, but I just can’t let a good straight line go to waste.

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    • walkandtalk
      Posted on September 29, 2011 at 3:54am

      Agreed. Watch Governor Christie’s body language. He was deeply affected by the lady’s plea for him to run. He has an inner strength that is needed to give America pride again. When he said he was just a kid from New Jersey, it was a humble statement. He is not a slick politician. He is straight forward but he is also methodical. He thinks before and as he speaks. He has character and I believe he is not afraid to have his decisions questioned.

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  • Nemo13
    Posted on September 28, 2011 at 9:58am

    We don’t need this RINO! The end.

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  • Timothy_Reid
    Posted on September 28, 2011 at 9:58am

    He’s not the best cadidate, but WHEN he enters the race, he will win. He’s playing this very well. Just my prognostication of what will happen. You are looking at the next Pres.

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  • jedidiah
    Posted on September 28, 2011 at 9:53am

    I was so looking forward to seeing another establishment RINO wander down to the watering hole to drink. Have any of you ever watched the Discovery channel? What happens when a fat, dusty old RINO wanders into the clear, clean pool? He muddies the water and screws it up for everyone except the crocodile waiting to pick off the the naive baby elephant. As I recall, the last four pachyderms were named George, Bob, George, and John. That worked out just wonderfully — the Progressive ball never stopped its steady creep toward the goal line.

    If a candidate is touted by the “intellectuals,“ or ”elites,” like Crispy Creme Christie, just remember that if they didn’t refer to themselves and each other as intellectuals or elites, they’d never hear the words spoken again. Pick the strongest conservative and ignore the nonsense that the Independents won’t vote for a conservative.

    Let’s talk about Independent voters in the 2010 races. Start with the “loser” Christine O’Donnell, she lost the Independents by just three percentage points at 48%-45% with no help from Rs. Nevada’s Sharron Angle defeated Reid among independents 48%-44%, and Colorado’s Joe Buck won independents by an astonishing16-point margin (53%-37%).

    If we factor the 2010 Senate races into the electability argument, we must also mention the candidates in Florida and Wisconsin. Both Marco Rubio and Ron Johnson won while articulating a stronger conservative message than anyone in the entire U.S. Sena

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    • jedidiah
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 10:04am

      They cut me off. . . .

      . . . the entire Senate except maybe Jim DeMint.“Extremists” Rubio and Johnson both won the independents by double digits.

      Imagine there’s no RINOs, it’s easy if you try.

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  • PoliticalJunkieToo
    Posted on September 28, 2011 at 9:52am

    There are ENOUGH RINOs running now, adding another with the last name of Christie is not needed.

    Governor Chris Chrisite

    1. REFUSES to join lawsuit to fight ObamaCare

    2. BELIEVES in Illegal Amnesty (his version is put them at the end of the line and then make them all citizens rather than BOOT THEM OUT as we find them (seize their assets (bank acct, cars, whatever) and use THEIR MONEY to pay for their transport to wherever they came from and a law enforcement officer to escort them out)

    3. BELIEVES in Global Warming

    25 Reasons why Chris Christie is a RINO
    http://www.conservativecommandosradioshow.com/chris_christie_is_a_rino

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    • slr4528
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 10:12am

      With all do respect, I really wish people would stop throwing out the term RINO. One person‘s definition of RINO seems to be different than other people’s definition of RINO,the same goes with the word conservative. I for example was leaning toward Perry when he entered the race but after studying his record and Romney’s record and many accomplishments in the private sector, I have reached the conclusion that Romney is far more conservative than Perry especially on immigration. I am a healthcare consultant and the charges that Romneycare is just like obamacare is incorrect on so many levels. I am a very conservative person and I like many others was sickened to have to vote for McCain. McCain and Perry to me are one in the same. Career politicians with little intelligence propped up by big money donors. Perry is no conservative!

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    • Pappypatriot
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 10:33am

      @SLR4528,

      You are very correct, great post! Mitt Romney is the only candidate in the race who will actually has the competence and ability to implement conservative policies and principles. Anyone who calls Mitt a RINO is very uninformed and actually shooting their desire for a real conservative President in the foot. Forgive them for they no not what they do.

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  • Gonzo
    Posted on September 28, 2011 at 9:40am

    In the same speech he encouraged Republicans in Congress to compromise with Democrats. He characterized it as the right way to govern. Is that what everyone wants, to compromise with people we know are dead wrong? A little compromise around the edges on issues where we are close to agreement (I can’t think of many) is fine and Republicans in Congress are already doing that. What would you like them to compromise on Chris? How much compromising did the Dems do when they shoved Obamacare down our throats Chris? With today’s Democrat, obstructionism is better than compromise. I have a feeling that not many conservatives will be begging him to run next time around.

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    • Cobra Blue
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 9:48am

      Christie is dead right. Regardless of the requests to run he must feel it is his calling. I respect his decision not to run. Which leaves us with the batch of lukewarm candidates we have to choose from. Still no one of conviction in the race. So thus far I have no horse in the race. I refuse to compromise again as I did with McCain. One last point….we are faced once again with voting against someone…not for someone. Think it over. That is a significant problem in this country. That is a negative motivation at its core. Not a strong sustaining motivator over the long haul.

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    • Gonzo
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 11:18am

      Cobra, my comment was about Christie praising the virtues of compromise with Democrats in that speech. The conservative press is cherry picking this guy’s speech, touting the conservative points and not pointing out the liberal parts. We have more conservative people than him already in the race. You may not like them but, they are there.

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    • riverdog1
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 1:54pm

      gonzo, the dems probably compromised 90% to the repubs 10% on obamacare. the bill was a victory for big pharma and repubs.

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  • skipmontesjr
    Posted on September 28, 2011 at 9:37am

    The character he shows when speaker here is WHY everyone wants him to run….Along with the fact he is putting New Jerseys crap in order in short order….He is the real genuine deal and after our time with Obummer people want a straight shooter who has honesty, conviction, and direction (a direction back up to the shinning city on the hill not the depths of hell Obummer is leading us into)….I hope we can get a guy like Christy in the WH in 2012….

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  • KSherrell
    Posted on September 28, 2011 at 9:35am

    While I enjoyed his speech, since he is NOT running, why be in the spotlight out in California? Shouldn’t a REAL candidate have be speaking that has the courage to run? While I like you Christie, sit down and be quiet if you don’t plan on running, and don‘t take the national stage when you don’t have the courage to run yourself in 2012. Our country needs you now, but you won’t run. So, in 2016, you will all be but a faded memory and we will remember that you didn’t step up to the plate when America needed you.

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    • Darla_K
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 10:50am

      That is the problem, I haven’t seen 1 canidate give such a speech as I saw last night. Where are they? Waiting for the next debate? I do not always agree with Christie, but at least he had the guts to speak on our behalf and we should be thanking him instead of trashing him.

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  • Callie369
    Posted on September 28, 2011 at 9:33am

    That woman should speak for herself, not “the country.” We don’t need another RINO pushing for amnesty for illegals, cap n trade, etc. Christi is a lard-butt big mouth who runs his mouth every time there is a camera to take his photo or to make a video of him. He is as narcissistic as Dumbama. Keep that 500 lbs of RINO in NJ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    • Darla_K
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 10:42am

      Having a bad hair day callie? At least he spoke on behalf of our Country and for a few minutes we got a break from bubble mouth.

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  • nanalynn
    Posted on September 28, 2011 at 9:32am

    Here is why Christie is SO POPULAR! He speaks from the heart and NOT a teleprompter. He is personally responsible for JAILING criminal politicians; those on the take and thus, those who govern AGAINST the will of the people. He says what he means and MEANS what he says, just like Reagan. Christie believes b. hussein is a terrible leader; b. hussein acts to demoralize Americans, pit one class of people against another in our Country, b. hussien wants hard working Americans punished and wants to increase the number of Americans who are oppressed and dependent on the government for even the food they eat, and demonizes any American who wants the freedom guaranteed by our Constitution to achieve the American Dream! Christie believes b. hussein is a dangerous for America; he and his coherts had control of congress from 1/2007 until 1/2010 and in those 48 months, they OVERSPENT trillions of dollars weakening our Country here at home and in the eyes of the world, destroying our economy and growing the amount of citizens dependent on the government to levels never before seen in America! Best thing about these beliefs of Chris Christie is that he has the proof backing up his beliefs and he TOLD THE AMERICAN PEOPLE these exact beliefs last night at the Reagan Library! America needs a Chris Christie, because if America has b. hussein much longer, those of us who LOVE AMERICA will have lost her. Even ONE MARXIST in our White House is ONE TOO MANY! WORK TO GET THEM OUT NOW!

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  • ColorMeRedd
    Posted on September 28, 2011 at 9:32am

    Christie needs to realize that one of, if not the, best Presidents we have ever had didn’t want the job in the first place, either. That was George Washington. I happen to think that this just might be the exact time and place to have a somewhat reluctant canidate. This canidate is likely to not be pressured by either side of the asle and do the things that need to be done in order to get this great nation back on track.

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  • Darla_K
    Posted on September 28, 2011 at 9:27am

    I thought this speech was good for the morale of the people in this Country. It picked me up and let me forget for a moment about the garbage in the White House and the problems this great Country is facing. Back to reality, if only we could get some of our elected officials to come forward and start giving speeches like this speech given last night, it would sure help I think.

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  • Just South Of Heaven
    Posted on September 28, 2011 at 9:11am

    Oh my God, where have i heard this begging crap before! Oh yea, Obama supporters!!! What’s next, fainting college kids? I’m so tired of hearing people asking if Christie will run in 2012. Wow he gave a speech last night and went after Obama on his direction of leading the country. Where was he (Christie) the last two and half years that Obama has been doing this? He’s priming you all for 2016. Democrats are attacking Obama also on his direction he has taken America, i’m not foolish to vote for them!

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  • Anonymous T. Irrelevant
    Posted on September 28, 2011 at 9:06am

    Did Coulter sit back down after asking, or did she stand up and talk over Christie like she does everyone else? I like her, but she can get very annoying at times.

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  • jackal
    Posted on September 28, 2011 at 9:00am

    It was one of the few speeches I have listened to of late and by far the best.One was left with a sense of hope,encouragement and pride something the anointed one will never accomplish.

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    • ishka4me
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 9:10am

      I wish he would run. The field does not have a winner in it now. I like most of the candidates but they have major flaws to win a national election.

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    • True American66
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 9:25am

      I listened to the whole speech. I thought Christie was passionate and sincere, HOWEVER, I do have a little problem with how, midway through, he talked about “democracy”. WE ARE NOT A DEMOCRACY! WE ARE A REPUBLIC. THERE IS A HUGE DIFFERENCE, and if Chris Christie doesn’t understand that, then he doesn’t offer me any more “hope” than the next guy….Now, Rubio is a candidate that I could really get behind. Rubio/West 2012!

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    • Citizen
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 10:00am

      Oh thank you for saying that trueamerican I thought i was the only one in the country who wondered why everyone speaks of democracy.

      do not support democracy that is mob rule – support a republic. read platos “the republic” thats a good starting point on the topic.

      inmates want democracy

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  • TRONINTHEMORNING
    Posted on September 28, 2011 at 8:56am

    Are we done with this? Will Coulter accept this decision that Chris has made? He is simply not up for the job at present. Let him clean up the east coast some more and let the rest of us focus on who is on the stage right now. My brother lives in Jersey and loves his Governor. I live in Colorado and our Governor is a pathetic lib. We need more conservative; or at least Republican Gov’s and Chris is holding his own quite nicely in a a state that; five years ago, would never have elected him.

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  • SUEB
    Posted on September 28, 2011 at 8:53am

    I like Christie. But I do not want him to run at this time. I want to see what happens in Jersey. He made changes lets see how they work out before we put in the highest position of the land.

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  • demint.disciple
    Posted on September 28, 2011 at 8:49am

    So in other word… “ PUNT ” ….

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  • NuffSaid
    Posted on September 28, 2011 at 8:46am

    Does Christie believe that this woman and this crowd will be as passionate in 2016?

    Roll the dice Christie.

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    • idontgetit
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 9:11am

      I think you’re right! After Herman Cain leads this country back to prosperity in two years, I have no doubt that no one will remember Chris Christie’s name after four.

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    • PoliticalJunkieToo
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 9:53am

      Lots of people are not passionate about Christie now because Christie is as far left as Huntsman.

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    • SPOT_OF_TEA
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 9:58am

      As I have been saying for the past year,If Christie thinks he can beat Obama he has a moral obligation to enter the race.

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    • TheBloodOfTyrants
      Posted on September 28, 2011 at 10:14am

      There won’t be a crowd in 2016.

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