How Chris Christie handles threats of government shutdown

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Jk, couldn’t resist. I am a big Chris Christie fan though. How much good has having a president that is “tough” on illegal immigration done for illegal immigration anyway?

All spot on and inspiring. Christie though, appointed a sharia activist judge to the NJ courts, something Coulter avoids. Sometimes it is the simple tests of character that belie the agenda.

Want to see how Christie is doing in a new NATIONAL POLL for 2012 picks… by citizens around the country?

http://poll.pollcode.com/FQGM

This poll includes nearly EVERYONE who conservatives might even ‘think’ they want… including Christie ~ and ALLEN WEST.

…you might be surprised who’s W A Y ahead (yes, even ahead of Governor Palin).

Enjoy. VOTE!
CM Sackett

Allen West or Herman Cain have my vote. Christie is a RINO on a lot of issues. I applaud him for taking a tough stance on unions and some of the fiscal short comings of his state, but I cannot stand his pro gun control and pro cap and trade stances.

Republicans know they can’t run someone who is pro gun control, pro cap and trade, and who appointed a Sharia law supporter to be a judge. People tend to get caught up in Christie’s excellent debate skills and what he’s done that has garnered him press attention. Christie is right for New Jersey, but not America, and I think he knows this.

As Mark Levin has said, support a candidate who you agree with on 8/10 or 7/10 issues and the only one who is mulling a presidential bid right now whom I agree with on a lot of issues is Herman Cain. Everyone knows Allen West is the popular choice because he’s said the right things on EVERYTHING. Maybe he’ll mull a bid later on, but his number one priority right now is serving his constituents.

Now, it would be exciting to see Christie in debates on issues such as nanny state programs and education. But he has already said he has no presidential intentions, so it’s time people stop asking him about it and focus on who realistically might run for president.

People like the aforementioned Herman Cain or Michele Bachmann or Tim Pawlenty. It’d be a terrible mistake for the Republican nominee to be based on fear of other candidates are “too conservative.” The 2010 elections showed us there has been an enormous shift toward conservative values, because liberals and even centrists are quickly running the country into the ground. We absolutely have to have someone who will be a strong conservative on all the issues that matter to the future of the country.

I know someone will respond and mention Sarah Palin. She might be in the mix, but you know, I think based on what she’s done in Alaska, she would be a darn good Secretary of the Interior. I think her priority right now is to be a cheerleader on the sideline, which is perfectly fine.

That all said, the lesson is for Pete’s sake have some patience people!

He really is great to listen to. He uses the approach of how a parent needs to talk to a child when trying to get them to understand why they need to follow rules. Common sense and respect and explanation why he must do take the tough path. Why can’t other legislators see this?

I like Christie’s tough style, I only wish he would apply his tough stance to illegals/anchors ( cost us 330 Billion dollars last year) instead of medicare and social security for our parents and other legal Americans that have paid into the system.