Posted on 09/25/2011 6:16:22 AM PDT by governsleastgovernsbest
Was it just coincidence that of all the ways "Good Morning America" could have reported that Republicans are urging Chris Christie to get into the presidential race, the ABC show today spoke--twice--of Christie being "heavily" urged to run? Throw in GMA describing Christie supporters opining that the other candidates are "too small" for the job. Oh, and the show's decision to roll extended, less-than-flattering footage of Christie walking across an airport tarmac to greet President Obama.
Makes you wonder whether this was the opening salvo of an ABC attack on Christie's avoirdupois. Of course, such cheap shots have a history of back-firing. Just ask ex-NJ Governor Jon Corzine.
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When the MSM employees start ridiculing the Christie “White House Plumpers” they stole it from me. I used it in a question about a fat wad in the Obama Administration.. then I found out that fat wad is a religious thing.. or something.
“Grow a thicker skin folks...no need to imagine the LSM if Palin throws her hat in.”
We have seen them in action. I will do my utmost to help bring about the rubbing of their worthless collective snot filled noses in a Sarah Palin victory.
Fat+cracks. NOT a good visual.
Actually it was William Howard Taft who was America’s largest President at over three hundred pounds and needing an oversize bathtub in the White House.
Didn’t prevent him from becoming the only former President to serve as Chief Justice of SCOTUS.
If Herman Cain continues to move out in front, watch for the MSM to deploy the Pizza Strategy and how his success at Godfather’s contributed significantly to America’s obesity epidemic.
Yeah, he’s not a whale. He’s a RINO.
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