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Chris Christie, the resilient former governor of New Jersey, is refusing to let go of his presidential ambitions. In an interview on “Good Morning America,” Christie hinted that he may still have a shot at the highest office in the land, this time on the No Labels ticket. Now, No Labels isn’t exactly a political party, but more like a bunch of people with no real ideology who just want to solve problems. Sounds like a recipe for success, right?
Christie explained his thinking, saying that if there was ever a time for a third-party candidate to make a difference, it’s now. Well, I hate to burst Christie’s bubble, but I don’t think America is exactly clamoring for another option when it comes to the presidency. I mean, we’ve got enough problems as it is, do we really need more candidates to muddy the waters?
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Apparently, Christie isn’t so sure himself. When asked if he would consider running on the No Labels ticket, he responded with a resounding “I don’t know.” Way to commit, Christie! I guess he’ll have to have a “long conversation” with his wife before making up his mind. Maybe she can talk some sense into him and convince him to just enjoy retirement instead.
But wait, it gets even better. According to NBC, No Labels has been actively courting Christie for their campaign. I guess they think he’s the perfect candidate to bring some “commonsense solutions” to the table. Personally, I think Christie’s track record as governor speaks for itself. High taxes, bloated government, and a pension crisis – yeah, that’s some real “commonsense” right there.
In the same interview, Christie couldn’t resist taking a swipe at President Trump. When asked about a possible second Trump presidency, Christie warned of “mayhem” and “people who have no business being in senior positions in the federal government.” Wow, Christie, tell us how you really feel! It’s almost like he’s bitter about dropping out of the race and is looking for any opportunity to criticize the President.
At this point, it’s pretty clear that Christie’s chances of becoming president are about as likely as a snowstorm in July. But hey, at least he’s keeping us entertained with his delusions of grandeur. Keep dreaming, Christie, keep dreaming.
