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Rubio leads the Republicans among conservatives, while Christie has the advantage with moderates. The problem for Christie is that only 19% of primary voters are moderates while 74% are conservatives.
Ann Coulter takes a shot at Chris Christie at CPAC
(via @jameshohmann)
Mr. Christie, meanwhile, will need to consider whether to compete for the Republican nomination in 2016. While the mainstream media tends to chronically overrate the likelihood of a viable independent bid for the presidency, Mr. Christie would be better positioned to seek one than most, with very high favorability ratings among independent voters and the access to money and news media attention that comes from being a prominent politician in the Northeast.
Really trying to lock down 2016, by hitting hourly workers where it hurts the most.
Right. When people think he’s a moderate and a great guy — there’s this.
“Rick Ross would be proud of this pic!” - @justinadams81
Chris Christie had a lot to say about House Republicans blocking Hurricane Sandy relief.
But if you watch one clip today, watch this.
(via hpoffthebus)
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie on the Daily Show.
via @BuzzFeedAndrew
California Gov. Jerry Brown challenges Chris Christie to a fitness test
Read: The Sacramento Bee
![Gov. Chris Christie wasn’t willing to give up the New Jersey statehouse to be Mitt Romney’s running mate because he doubted they’d win, The Post has learned.
Romney’s top aides had demanded Christie step down as the state’s chief executive because if he didn’t, strict pay-to-play laws would have restricted the nation’s largest banks from donating to the campaign — since those banks do business with New Jersey.
But Christie adamantly refused to sacrifice his post, believing that being Romney’s running mate wasn’t worth the gamble.
“[Christie] felt, at one point, that [President] Obama could lose this. And, look, there still is that chance. But he knows, right now, you have to say it’s unlikely,” one source said.
Read: NY Post](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m9fb2zDWi51qz80pso1_500.png)
Gov. Chris Christie wasn’t willing to give up the New Jersey statehouse to be Mitt Romney’s running mate because he doubted they’d win, The Post has learned.
Romney’s top aides had demanded Christie step down as the state’s chief executive because if he didn’t, strict pay-to-play laws would have restricted the nation’s largest banks from donating to the campaign — since those banks do business with New Jersey.
But Christie adamantly refused to sacrifice his post, believing that being Romney’s running mate wasn’t worth the gamble.
“[Christie] felt, at one point, that [President] Obama could lose this. And, look, there still is that chance. But he knows, right now, you have to say it’s unlikely,” one source said.
Read: NY Post
