I think the problem is people who can't prioritize:
“[Christie’s] getting traction with people because people want to win. After 2012, it dawned on a lot of us that we need to have a better candidate, somebody who can connect, and Christie is the person who can do that. I know some people say [Christie] got too close to [Obama], but it wasn’t a time for politics and pandering. It was a crisis! I saw it firsthand at NYU’s medical center, and people who get that aren’t unhappy with him.”
And the people who don't get that, are what - exactly?
Inquiring minds would like to know,...
There are a lot of people who don't trust Christie and there's no indication a real Democrat-lite won't fare any better than one who really wasn't.
ReplyDeleteBesides, who knows if he won't sell out for a place in a "unity" Administration?
Yes, and there are a lot of people who become idiots over politics and trust obvious losers - like Romney - over a guy with a 71% approval rating who can deliver.
ReplyDeleteRepublicans tend to usually call those people "political experts"...