Thread: Letter Memo to Chris Christie

Memo to Chris Christie

Published: July 28, 2013




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To the Editor:
Re “New Book Quotes a Not-So-Humble Christie on Presidential Hopes” (Political Memo, July 24):


I always find it hilarious when politicians tell journalists self-aggrandizing stories with the naïve hope that they will impress people with the extent of their power.
Politicians have such big egos that they do not have the same sense of ridicule as the rest of us.


The latest proof of the effect of overinflated self-esteem on a politician can be found in your article about Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey.


Chris Christie is really proud to have participated in a confidential meeting with a bunch of billionaires trying to decide our country’s fate. It is ridiculous, at best, that an elected official would brag about having private meetings with would-be aristocrats to make decisions that would affect all of us.


Governor Christie should be careful; his ego and his bluntness might be the biggest obstacles to a national career.


STEPHEN CLYDE
Berlin, N.J., July 25, 2013



A version of this letter appeared in print on July 29, 2013, on page A16 of the New York edition with the headline: Memo to Chris Christie.



http://www.nytimes.com/2013/07/29/op...stie.html?_r=0







He wants to be your next President, another DemoRino....If he keeps going he may not fit in the white house anyways... Rand Paul would get my vote.

Paul hits back at Christie

Posted on July 29, 2013

Rand Paul has logic and truth on his side.
Check it out:
Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul hit back at New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie on Sunday night, attacking him for demanding money for Sandy aid, after Christie called Paul’s libertarian views on national security “dangerous” last week.
The Associated Press reported that after a fundraiser in Tennessee on Sunday, Paul told reporters that Christie’s views would harm Republicans chances in a national election, and said that Christie’s requests for federal aid funding after Hurricane Sandy was damaging to national security.
“They’re precisely the same people who are unwilling to cut the spending,” Paul said, referring to Christie and New York Rep. Peter King, another Republican who has criticized Paul, “and their ‘Gimme, gimme, gimme — give me all my Sandy money now.’ Those are the people who are bankrupting the government and not letting enough money be left over for national defense.”

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