Why the GOP cavalry is not coming to Chris Christie’s rescue

Washington Post ^ | 1/13/14 | Sean Sullivan

[jimbo123]

if he was so strong..where is the support?

Exactly. Where are the Krispie crossover democrats? The single women? The minorities? The GOP moderates? The independents? Where are they?

[OneWingedShark]

What really made me mad at current GOP "leadership," was their horrific 2012 Convention anti-Palin show.

Anti-Palin? Where'd you get that?
Not to say there weren't terrible things about the 2012 RNC:

1. The teleprompter voice-vote incident.
2. The "lost bus" of delegates.
3. There was also the retroactive rule-changes just prior to give the primaries of at least one state to Romney (stealing Ron Paul's delegates).

[firebrand]

Ha. Yes, the RNC came out fiscally sound but spent all their credibility. All that Priebus skill with money bought us Obama, because they were raising money instead of winning the election.

[Hardastarboard]

LOL!!!

[867V309]

[HOYA97]

We must destroy the consultant class in this country. To do this we must get rid of Boehner, McConell, and Graham. This will at least be a good first step to clean out the vermon.

[Verginius Rufus]

If the MSM succeeds in destroying Christie's chances for 2016, as they seem to be trying to do, who is their next in line?

Jeb?

[jimbo123]

who is their next in line? Jeb?

Let's hope so.

[OldNavyVet]

Anti-Palin? Where'd you get that?

Palin's plans for being at the 2012 GOP convention were published, and they included specifics as to exactly where Palin's HQ would be located.

Shortly after that, Palin's plans were kaput ... and it became clear that Palin wouldn't be involved with the Republican convention.

I'm a Palin fan and I was excited as to her GOP prospects.