[Zhang Fei]

I don't normally agree with Bob Kuttner, a hard left commentator, but in this case, I'll make an exception. Chris Christie may be done with NJ politics. In 2013, it should be interesting to see if he gets a primary challenge. What GOP donor will finance Brutus? What GOP voter will pull the lever for him? He won by 4% in 2009.

[Thebaddog]

This article is goofy. Kuttner is on crack.

[BobL]

Sorry, but I just cannot see how Christie manages to run as a Democrat. It’s personal, the hatred between Christie and the school teachers, they will NEVER support him, and if they don’t support him, he’s not making it to November 2013...simply cannot happen.

I DESPISE Christie for throwing a life-line to Obama at the very end, but he will still NEVER be trusted by Democrats, as he has SERIOUS problems (like wanting kids to get educated). Not a prayer.

[GVnana]

I don’t think Christie could be blamed for a 2.5 million drop in republican votes, but his behavior and attitude didn’t help.

[Reagan_Country_USA]

For those hoping to enter politics remember this: a politicians number one job is to get re-elected.

[classified]

3 mil. Republicans had already decided not to go to vote at the polls way before Hurricane Sandy moved in!

[BlueJ7]

OMG! Christie this time you really got your biiiiiiiig panties in a Wad.

[KansasGirl]

Christie will lose the NJ Governor race next year, and he will NEVER get the GOP nomination for President.

[Kitty Mittens]

“I spoke to the president three times yesterday,” Christie boasted, calling Obama “outstanding.”

[dfwgator]

At 400 pounds, he’s pretty much a non-starter anyway.

[dennisw]

Shit happens and so does Chris Christie. All I know is the Democrats and liberals were ecstatic at his endorsing and praising Obama multiple times. It proved that Obama was a commanding figure who inspired bipartisanship.

Maybe CC go Obama elected. Obama won swing states by narrow margins so who knows