Washington – Republican N.J. Governor Christie To End 2016 Presidential Bid

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    U.S. Republican presidential candidate and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie addresses the crowd at his primary election night party Nashua, New Hampshire, February 9, 2016.    REUTERS/Gretchen ErtlWashington – New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is expected to end his bid for the Republican presidential nomination on Wednesday, U.S. media reported, but a Christie spokesman said the candidate had not made up his mind.

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    “No decision has been made,” spokeswoman Sam Smith said in an email to Reuters.

    Politico, citing an unidentified source, said Christie, who placed a disappointing sixth in the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday, would suspend his campaign on Wednesday.

    Fox Business Network, in a post on Twitter, earlier reported that Christie was dropping out but did not cite any sources. Separately, CBS reported the governor could take as long as 24 hours before deciding, citing sources.

    After election results came in on Tuesday evening, the two-term governor said he was returning to New Jersey rather than moving on to South Carolina, the next primary contest, and would reassess his campaign.

    His departure would leave eight Republicans vying to represent the party in the November presidential election.

    Christie had poured much of his campaign’s resources into New Hampshire and had considered a good showing there critical.

    Known for his brash talk, Christie had been overshadowed by New Hampshire’s Republican winner, businessman and television personality Donald Trump, and failed to gain traction with voters.


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    kenyaninwhitehouse
    kenyaninwhitehouse
    8 years ago

    RINOs going down, 1st it was Graham, now the mafia guy, next BUSH.

    yonasonw
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    yonasonw
    8 years ago

    I wonder…is he going to blame the public employee unions for his fall?

    HankM
    HankM
    8 years ago

    Christie lost my vote when he handed Obama his, by praising him during the hurricane Sandy disaster, just because he gave him a photo opp and a few shekels. That happened a few days before Obama’s election. He was losing until then and got a sudden Sandy surge in the polls

    yonasonw
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    yonasonw
    8 years ago

    From Associated Press: “…He’ll return home to finish his second term as governor of New Jersey, where he faces a slew of unsolved problems and rock-bottom approval ratings from residents polls show feel he neglected the state to pursue his national ambitions…”

    8 years ago

    So who gets the donations from Krispy Cream and dunkin donuts now?

    8 years ago

    GOOD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    that’s what he gets for ripping RUBIO who is a GOOD MAN and will be a good PRESIDENT