[SeekAndFind]

The second coming of William Howard Taft. Just compare the girth.

[who knows what evil?]

Oh, yeah...an ‘all northeast ticket’...that’ll work.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Looks like the GOPe really doesn’t want open rebellion.

[LibLieSlayer]

He will just be another BIG reason that I will never vote for romney.

LLS

[Perdogg]

Gov Susana Martinez for Veepee!

[Obadiah]

Aww... a RINO love fest.

[Little Ray]

Nope. Ohio, Florida, maybe Pennsylvania. Not New Jersey. There is no way the ‘Pubbies could hope to win that state so Christie is out.

[Izzy Dunne]

How about Bob Dole?

[svcw]

I like the governor for a lot of reasons especially his “not putting up with stupid people”, he is however a liberal.
So if they were to run together it would be two liberals against to liberals.
It would be enjoyable to see the governor debate the vp

[windcliff]

I would love to see him debate goofball Biden.

[NonValueAdded]

If Christy moved into the Naval Observatory, would DC tip over?

[redgolum]

To fat.

Like it or not, elections are won by perception. He will be attacked over his girth.

[TomGuy]

I doubt it.

Same for the lady Senator from NH who was ‘the one’ over the weekend.

Those are too regional, with Romney being from MA.

He will select someone from the south or mid west.

These stories are being pushed by the sycophants of various political entities.

Last week, Pawlenty had the inside track — supposedly. Then, Rubio.

We will continue to see this kinds of stories, promoting various individuals, until (1) Romney has the delegate count and (2) he actually names the VP candidate.

[Mom MD]

So far I think I can hold my nose and vote for Romney. But if Christie is on the ticket, I’m done. Willard best choose his vp candidate carefully. I could vote for McCain because Sarah was on the ticket. I can’t pull the lever for Romney if he puts someone more liberal on the ticket with him

[Sooth2222]

As NJ governor, he's about a bazillion times better than Corzine, but he's no conservative! (Either way, Obama is a shoo-in for winning this indigo-blue state, it only goes Republican in true landslide elections. So it's a dumb idea just from a strategic perspective. When was the last time that a presidential AND VP candidate on a ticket BOTH lost their home states, and the ticket still went on to win?)

[dfwgator]

Just when you think the GOP-E can’t get any dumber.

[lonevoice]

[Lancey Howard]

Christie is just what Mittens needs - - a northeast “moderate” Republican who managed to get elected in one of the nation’s most liberal scumbag Democrat states to balance out his own reputatiom as... a northeast “moderate” Republican who managed to get elected in one of the nation’s most liberal scumbag Democrat states.

Yeah. Diversity. That’s the ticket.

[KansasGirl]

I have convinced myself that I must vote for Romney in November no matter how much it sickens me. Putting Christie on the ballot will change my mind. I cannot bring myself to vote for a Romney/Christie ballot. No freakin’ way. That’ll possibly hand the party over to the liberal wing for the next 16 years. Arrogant RINOS think they have us where they want us.

[twister881]

My guess: Bob McDonnell, the governor of Virginia who is from what many pundits are calling one of three critical swing states in 2012 (the other two Ohio and Florida, and all three with 'Pub governors). Virginia govs are limited to one term — and that paves the way for atty. general Ken Cuccinelli to seek McDonnell's current job, a win-win scenario.

[Lancey Howard]

...one Christie ally explains. “It’s fun to imagine him debating Vice President Biden, and then there’s the reality, if he’s picked, of going along with Boston’s plan..."

"Boston's plan".
Whew... that definitely does not sound good. Not good at all.