November 7, 201213 yr The say the majority of Americans are fat now anyway so I think they will be able to relate to him.
November 7, 201213 yr The say the majority of Americans are fat now anyway so I think they will be able to relate to him. Hopefully Christie will get those Happy Meals back to where they need to be. :lol:
November 8, 201213 yr No if he doesn't lose weight. Wasn't that a big reason he claimed he didn't run this time? Considering the number of overweight people in the United States, if Governor Christie can get a large (pun intended) percentage of their votes, he is a shoo in. I feel he is the only candidate, on either side, that can work, successfully, with the opposite party. He has done so in New Jersey. Both parties have to realize that compromize is not a sign of weakness, it is the only way to solve the countries problems.
November 8, 201213 yr I don't care what side he stands on, he's got my vote! I think he's great. :thumb:
November 8, 201213 yr The say the majority of Americans are fat now anyway so I think they will be able to relate to him. "There are more fat people in America than people."
November 8, 201213 yr I don't think Christie went out on a limb for Romney. Why would he, if Romney had won it could be possible that Christie would have to wait 8 years to run. I think all along he wanted to run in 2016. Not a big Christie fan at this point. Really liking Marco Rubio. Alot can change in 4 years. Who knows, maybe by then we won't even have elections anymore. Obama will just anoint someone the next leader of the "free world".
November 8, 201213 yr I don't think Christie went out on a limb for Romney. Why would he, if Romney had won it could be possible that Christie would have to wait 8 years to run. I think all along he wanted to run in 2016. Not a big Christie fan at this point. Really liking Marco Rubio. Alot can change in 4 years. Who knows, maybe by then we won't even have elections anymore. Obama will just anoint someone the next leader of the "free world". I think Rubio would help solve the "Latino" problem.
November 8, 201213 yr I think Rubio would help solve the "Latino" problem. Agree and that is what won Obama the election.
November 8, 201213 yr Hillary will never be president. Indeed. As much as hardcore Dems would like to believe, she is not her husband. She is horribly unlikable. Bill, on the other hand, would have mopped the floor with both of the clowns up for election Tuesday. I've heard a lot of talk about this particular issue. I don't buy it IF we're using Sandy as the basis. What governor would not have welcomed the President and federal aid in such a situation? I'm thinking Rick Perry.
November 8, 201213 yr Indeed. As much as hardcore Dems would like to believe, she is not her husband. She is horribly unlikable. Bill, on the other hand, would have mopped the floor with both of the clowns up for election Tuesday. She's unlikable, has a lot of political and administration baggage and as Christie will have weight issues, she has beauty issues as she has not aged well and didn't have a good base to start from. It does make a difference. The thing is that she could quite probably be an effective president, although I think she would be like Nixon with her targeting her opponents. I agree on Bill.
November 8, 201213 yr I think now due to the Libya issue, Hillary comes across as weak. I agree. I am not seeing her running and bringing in Bill to secure the spot for Obama cleared that up for me.
November 9, 201213 yr Top 10 Republican Presidential Contenders for 2016 - Yahoo! News 1. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie 2. Florida Sen. Marco Rubio 3. Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell 4. Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush 6. Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul 8. South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley 9. South Dakota Sen. John Thune 10. Indiana Rep. Mike Pence
November 9, 201213 yr Author Top 10 Republican Presidential Contenders for 2016 - Yahoo! News 1. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie 2. Florida Sen. Marco Rubio 3. Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell 4. Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush 6. Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul 8. South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley 9. South Dakota Sen. John Thune 10. Indiana Rep. Mike Pence If many of us agree that Mrs Clinton will suffer because of "like-ability" then don't we all agree that Rand Paul has zero chance?
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