Posted on 06/13/2014 2:15:16 AM PDT by Olog-hai
Gov. Chris Christie appears confident in his presidential prospects despite the ongoing bridge scandal that has tarnished his national reputation.
During an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon that aired late Thursday night, Christie was asked whether, hypothetically, he thinks he could beat Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton in a one-on-one matchup.
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In a primary?
Both of them can take a hike.
Maybe he can but “What difference does it make?”
In a pie-eating contest? Mud wrestling? In a foot-race to a donut shop? Banning assault weapons? To the Democratic nomination? Scarfing down a whole pizza? Zima chugging?
“bridge scandal “
the sad part is the ap really does believe that its worse than the irs, Benghazi, the va, fast and furious, the Mexican brats, the fall(ing) of Iraq, Syria, obamacare rollout.
.....combined.
Christie’s a piece of cr**.
A Democratic primary?
“A Democratic primary?”
After I hit post I thought, “You know, I should have added the sarcasm tag.”
“In a pie-eating contest?”
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Yea, Fatso can go enter a pie eating contest with Hildabeast. I am sure he would win hands down.
I think she’d beat him at chug-a-lugging scotch, beer or vodka, though.
With a left-hook, no doubt.
Hillary would probably prefer a clam-eating contest.
“I think shed beat him at chug-a-lugging scotch, beer or vodka, though.”
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Oh, no doubt there. The only thing Christie is good at is bulging out, and hugging Commies.
LOL!
So the last person fit for the job can be beaten by about the last person fit for the job. Noted
Christie says he can Eat Clinton
...which, of course, is imminently believable.
he probably could eat her.....in one sitting.
sitting on her Gazinga
They can use the exercise.
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