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03-05-2016, 10:21 AM #3Senior Member
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The demand for Christies resignation has everything to do with his performance as governor and little if nothing to do with his endorsement for Trump. Christies has cost NJ taxpayers over $10M in legal fee's alone for Bridge-Gate. He has spent more time out of the state in the last six months then in the state and did the same years back when he was raising money for the GOP as he was at the helm for the Republican Governors Association. Looked very awkward at Trumps side as New Jerseyans were bewildered with his desire to be anywhere but NJ. He is just another step for Trump to use to ascend to the White House.Those who take a stand do not necessarily have it any easier.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, who ended his own presidential bid last month, has faced relentless criticism since he announced his support for Trump last week. Six newspapers in his home state have called on him to resign.
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