[EveningStar]

Video clip at link.

[Dr. Ursus]

I saw this live. I thought the woman next to him was going to fall off her chair.

[GrandJediMasterYoda]

The thing about Crispie Donuts that almost none of the Marxist run press is talking about, is that ALL this crap coming out about him is a direct result of the Marxist regime in the WH. This is how the Kenyan works: He stabs his “pals” in the back to draw attention away from himself. I mean come on, the SAME week this stuff about Robert Gates comes out this happens? And the Marxist propaganda machine is going to stretch this out as far as they can.

[areukiddingme1]

Brit Hume, Chris Christie, may I introduce to you Allen West

[Sir Napsalot]

Hume used to be pretty dead on. In this case, not even close.

Christie’s problem is with conservative base. And it has nothing to do with ‘Today’s Feminized Atmosphere’.

[DJ Taylor]

Christie an old fashioned tough guy? No, I see him as a metrosexual girly-man.

[stanne]

Vchristie should’ve said yeah, well thats the way we do things.

The feminists thrive in New Jersey so do
Tough guys

Republicans even traitorous ones like him, can’t survive in this media.

Brit won’t talk about the national and Obama scandals. He’s part of the problem

[Hoodat]

On the flip side, Obama thrives in this feminized atmosphere.

[RIghtwardHo]

What a bunch of crap. Christie is a bully and a megalomaniac pure and simple. I’ve been around a VERY long time and have never lived through any American period/culture where Chrsistie’s behavior is acceptable. When is being a man defined as being a blustering, horrible, mean, charlatan? Cruelty and screaming has zero to do with being masculine. It is indicative of sociopathy.

Hume is a fool. Christie is bordering on sociopath.

What an insult to masculinity this was.

[lonevoice]

Is Hume really this stupid, or does he just pretend to be so he can hide his RINO-Elitism behind Karl Rove’s considerable backside?

[LegendHasIt]

Hey, Brit: There is a difference between being a tough guy, and being a bully.

[RckyRaCoCo]

Phil Robertson...tough guy(sensible)

Christie...talk tough(sensationalist)

[jimfree]

There is no greater bully in politics today than Barack Obama.

[PATRIOT1876]

He's a weak RINO that gave up his principles in exchange for a photo op with the president.

More likely he never had an principles and was pretending at the beginning.

Christie = failure as a Conservative.

[Irenic]

I don’t think Christie is a masculine tough guy. He seems feminine, abrasive and he sports a big mouth—a bully. Though he would make a terrific feminist!

[Gene Eric]

An absurd perspective.

[Yosemitest]

The base will NEVER support Chris Christie.

Lane-gate, Christie Helps Obama Again!
Jan. 11, 2014 9:00am by Chris Salcedo
" ... Gov. Chris Christie has been one of the more vocal critics of conservatives and the Tea Party trying to limit the size and scope of the federal establishment. On the heels of his big win in the Garden State, Christie held up his bipartisan accommodation of liberals as an example for all the GOP to follow.

But then there’s the, “traffic scandal,” “lane-gate,” or whatever the mainstream press is calling it. The same press that fawned over Christie, as their preferred Republican, after his election victory, has turned on Christie.
... "

" ... Let Christie’s plight be a teachable moment for the wayward GOP establishment.
John McCain, the former reigning favorite of the mainstream press, can attest
that when it comes to a choice between the Republican and the Democrat, a vast majority of the press will favor the Democrat.

Christie is seen, by the press, not conservatives, as the only chance the GOP has to take the White House in 2016.
Thus, he must be destroyed, even if the press has to show rank hypocrisy to do it.
It’s no mystery to anyone but the GOP that they are practiced and skilled at doing that very thing.

So, now Chris Christie is an island unto himself.

If he had decided not to bash conservatives and the Tea Party, they would have been some of his staunchest supporters and advocates.
They would have insisted that
the press take his proclamation of ignorance of the scandal at least as seriously as
Obama’s copious declarations of cluelessness.
But now, the liberals in the press and the Democrats in office are declaring him unfit for the White House.
Conservatives couldn’t care less.

And the establishment GOP is demonstrating their typical M.O.
by running for the hills
so as not to be tarnished by the scandal.
They don’t want the press to start saying bad things about them.

But that’s the point.
The press, by and large, HATES the GOP and has kinship with the extremist liberals in government.
They will ALWAYS BASH the candidate or office holder with an (R) after their name.

The lesson for the GOP is clear:
You’ll never win over the press.
They hate you with every fiber of their being.


So why bother to try and convince them that you are not the caricature they invented for you?
Why not endear yourself to a majority of the nation?
Why not show you value principle over the Democrat’s perverted version of process?
Why not return to being the party that values the tenets that built the greatest nation in human history?
Why not be conservatives again? ... "

[bboop]

I have my reservations about Christie, but I like the guy. I like the way he says NO and sticks to his guns. Sure, the teachers’ unions hate him - he says NO and means it. Sure, the Dems hate him because he won’t re-up their Supreme Court pick. He just draws a line.

GAD, we so very much need people like that. I’ll take authentic and boundaried over a get-along appeaser any day of the week.

[icwhatudo]

Wow-Brit totally misses it.

This has nothing to do with being a tough guy/femi-nization etc.

The rino is a jerk and got busted. Sure, he’s getting more grief because he has an r in front of his name, but the r stands for rino and that why we love seeing him squirm.

[Lady Heron]

Christie is the farthest thing from a tough guy I have seen....UGH

[CIB-173RDABN]

Politicians survive scandals if they keep their base happy.

The Democrats know this and use it. Republicans don’t seem to understand this one basic fact of (political) life.