Trenton, NJ – Experts Say Christie’s Latest Bully-Rant May Be Final Straw In Hopes Of Becoming President

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    Jim Keady holds up a sign and shouts at New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie during a event marking the second anniversary of Superstorm Sandy Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2014, in Belmar, N.J. Keady began heckling Christie about the pace of storm recovery and repeatedly interrupted the governor. After trying to brush the man off, Christie yelled back the man didn't know what he was talking about and was just showing off for the news cameras. When heckler Keady continued, Christie told him: "Sit down and shut up. (AP Photo/Mel Evans)Trenton, NJ – Political insiders and behavioral experts say that New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie’s most recent, and highly publicized, bully rant against a storm victim/heckler at a Hurricane Sandy event on Wednesday may in fact be the final straw in snuffing out any hopes Christie may have of becoming president in 2016.

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    On Wednesday, Christie tore into Sandy victim, 43 year-old Jim Keady—who repeatedly peppered the governor with questions about federal Sandy relief spending—telling him to “sit down and shut up.”

    NYDAILYNEWS.com (http://nydn.us/13oWkOq) reports that David Axelrod, the Democratic strategist who played a major role in both of Barack Obama’s successful presidential campaigns, said Christie is mistaken if he thinks his “Sopranos approach” tough-guy antics present him as a “strong leader.”

    “If that’s the way he’s going to react, he has no future in this,” Axelrod said.

    Manhattan psychotherapist Alan Bernstein called Christie’s behavior typical of someone who can view the “slightest challenge” as an “existential threat.”

    “I cannot imagine a President with this style,” Bernstein said. “I think it would be a disaster.”

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    yonasonw
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    yonasonw
    9 years ago

    IY”H he’s presidential toast!

    9 years ago

    Once BRIDGEGATE happened that was the final straw. Too bad the media is the last to realize what the public already knows for a long time. This guy is not presidential material and never was.

    allmark
    allmark
    9 years ago

    I’ve been a Republican since 1978 and initially was a big fan of Christie but not anymore and for exactly this reason. He would have a great career in a place like North Korea but isn’t really cut out to be a leader in a democracy where there are generally sharp disagreements about pretty much anything.

    On the other hand, I’m not sure David Axelrod and a Jewish psychotherapist from Manhattan, who very likely is quite liberal, are the last word on Christie’s political future.

    HankM
    HankM
    9 years ago

    His tactic earned him my vote. It’s been a long time drive this country had a real leader

    OyGevald
    OyGevald
    9 years ago

    I beg to disagree. The so called experts are out of touch with the masses. At least at Crisites conventions. Had you been there or even listened to the audio, you’d have heard the applause Cristie got for telling fellow to sit down and shut up. Thats was always his style. He’s just being his self.

    9 years ago

    Christie is like a plate of uncooked rice. Someone should just throw him.