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Christie replaced by Pence as leader of Trump transition
Philly.com ^ | 11/11/2016 | Maddie Hanna

Posted on 11/11/2016 1:11:56 PM PST by dirtboy

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“But Rudy should go in the AG slot and bring the Clinton crime syndicate by hook or crook to justice.”

A anti-gun AG? That would enrage a bunch of Trump supporters.

Give Rooty a job, but not something that lets him go back to his gun grabbing. Homeland security?


101 posted on 11/12/2016 2:23:43 AM PST by Beagle8U (Giggles the pig for POTUS - 2016)
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Christie was directing the operations of the transition team pre-election. Election Day is Tuesday. It would have been very presumptuous and premature to have VP-elect Pence in that role PRIOR to the ceremonial and customary meet and greet between Jug Ears and President-elect Trump which occurred on Wednesday. I don’t see it as a demotion at all, but rather a deference to the #2 on the ticket.


102 posted on 11/12/2016 3:59:38 AM PST by Skybird
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I really do see Christie as two different people depending whether he’s issuing the orders or receiving them. As a receiver, he’s invaluable.

Yeah, I think Obama noticed this.


103 posted on 11/12/2016 9:10:28 AM PST by grey_whiskers (The opinions are solely those of the author and are subject to change without notice.)
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NJ was hit like no other by the hurricane. I remember it well. And Obama was slow-walking disaster funds. I know that Christie as Governor of one of the bluest of blue states had little alternative.

His kiss-up to Obama for disaster funds factored in Romney losing; GOOD!

He’s good as an attack dog, obeying his master’s voice. His master is now President Donald J. Trump. Chris is powerful and will do well in the Trump Administration. He was one of the first to support and defend Trump after he was eliminated, and he did so when no others would be caught even thinking of it except for Dr. Ben Carson. For that act alone he deserves credit.


104 posted on 11/12/2016 9:38:37 AM PST by Hostage (ARTICLE V):)
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Guiliani is a feared prosecutor, there is no one that brought down the mega-billionaire fraudsters in NYC like he did on a $60,000 annual salary. They laughed at him, scoffed and mocked, and he put them in prison.

Now tell me who is better to put the Clintons and their crime syndicate in prison?


105 posted on 11/12/2016 9:42:25 AM PST by Hostage (ARTICLE V):)
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I'ver read a suggestion that Krispy Kreme be sent after the NEA?

In any case, we need to go after the Universities who have misused the "Dear Colleague" letter to weaponize college campuses against males; I'd be willing to bet that anti-sex discrimination language has been clearly established case law in enough Federal Circuits that qualified immunity has clearly been breached, and we can go after the malefactors personally as well as (maybe, depending on internal documentation) RICO'ing the schools involved for triple damages.

106 posted on 11/12/2016 9:47:21 AM PST by grey_whiskers (The opinions are solely those of the author and are subject to change without notice.)
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I was the one here on FR that coined the moniker ‘Krispy Kreme’ for Christie that subsequently went viral but not before being rightfully admonished by reputable Freepers who are unfortunately as obese as Christie.

Clinical obesity is a medical disease of metabolism. It is treatable but not always successful. I regret having labeled him ‘Krispy Kreme’.

So let’s agree not to call him that.

I don’t like many of the RINO-like actions Chris took. Even though he’s in one of the bluest of blue states, I still can’t stomach some of the things he did. On the other hand, he did things the Left HATES him for and which reduced their power in that state greatly. He’s not a stupid man.

What I saw in him is that he is powerful like a large vicious attack dog that we don’t want to be in the same yard with. What I noticed is that Chris obeys his master’s voice. Up to now, his master has been some of the blue elements of NJ but now his master is DJT. So he’s valuable now and we should acknowledge that it’s good to have him on our side.

He’s dangerous but he’s a ‘good dangerous’ as long as he’s on our side.


107 posted on 11/12/2016 9:59:57 AM PST by Hostage (ARTICLE V):)
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His NBC Today show appearance on Friday was abysmal The Frat boy proved to everyone why he’s not ready for prime time....


108 posted on 11/12/2016 4:14:46 PM PST by blackberry1
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