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Why Michael Savage is wrong on Christie

Posted on | November 8, 2013 | 7 Comments

Savage wrote a piece today telling people that he supports Christie, as Christie can deliver. I would agree that ultimately, if Christie is the GOP nominee, he would be better than Hillary, however we should not discount other candidates because of Cristie, who stands for absolutely nothing and his only saving grace is in that he is a bit better than Hillary.

Le me tell you  why  Savage is wrong singing praise to Christie.

1. Christie won by manipulation of both parties. DNC refused to give any money or support to Barbara Buono, who ran against Christie and they gave all the money and support to McAuliffe, who ran against the Tea Party candidate. What does it tell you? It tells you that they are not concerned that much about Christie, they are concerned about the Tea-party, which mobilizes people. If DNC were to drop the same 27 mil on ads against Christie, his 60% of the vote could drop to 49%. Also RNC did not support Cuccinelli, while singing praise to Christie because all of the entrenched corrupt and controlled Republicans wanted a fellow establishment guy, they wanted to show that the establishment candidate can deliver, while tea party cannot, so they manipulated these 2 elections.

2. Christie manipulated the senatorial election of Booker to happen earlier, so the Dems would not be motivated to come out and vote. Christie will not be able to manipulate the National election in 2016.

3. Most of the African -American voters will vote for the Dems, no matter what

4. in terms of the Hispanic voters, I am sure Hillary will bring one of the successful Hispanic mayors as her running mate, which would neutralize any Hispanic vice presidential candidate that Christie will pick, I believe it will be NM governor Martinez.

5. Don’t get me wrong, I know all of the eligibility problems Cruz or Rubio have. Regardless, if they run, as the courts simply do not care about eligibility,  they will mobilize Latinos much more than Martinez on the GOP ticket or Castro or VillaRaigoza  running as vice presidential candidates.

So, before we crown a Democrat in drag who stands for nothing, and who will finish the destruction of the U.S. economy with massive amnesty, let’s   try someone, who might stand for something, like saying “no” to legalization of the invasion of 42 million illegals,  who will take millions of remaining U.S. jobs and benefits.

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7 Responses to “Why Michael Savage is wrong on Christie”

  1. colette
    November 8th, 2013 @ 3:05 pm

    Chris Christie on the Record

    – Chris Christie was born September 6, 1962 in Newark, New Jersey.

    – On November 05, 2013, Christie told South Carolina Republicans that he wants to help Senator Lindsey Graham, who is facing a conservative primary challenge next year.

    – Christie threaded the needle on the Dream Act, a law that would permit students who entered the country illegally to pay in-state tuition rates. Two years ago he said the state couldn’t afford to extend tuition equality to “people who haven’t followed the rules.” A few days ago in front of a largely Hispanic crowd, he said it’s time to reconsider the measure. “I’ve never been opposed to tuition equality,” Christie said. Source: Newark Star-Ledger on 2013 N.J. Governor debates , Oct 16, 2013

    – Gov. Christie allowed $25 million in federally funded ads to feature him in the middle of an election year running in states beyond New Jersey, taken from the $60 billion in federal emergency disaster funding allocated to states affected by Sandy.

    – Governor Christie supports gun control laws. He has supported the assault weapons ban, opposes concealed carry laws, and supports the New Jersey one gun per month law.

    – While running for Assemblyman in 1995 Chris Christie put out a campaign flyer noting his support for the assault weapons ban. He called the support for repealing the ban dangerous, crazy, and radical.

    – In 2009 while seeking the Governor’s office in 2009, US Attorney Christie put out a fact sheet noting that he supported New Jersey’s gun laws and opposed concealed carry laws. He mocked the idea that he “stood with the NRA.”

    – After assuming office, Governor Christie supported a recently passed New Jersey that only allowed each person to purchase one handgun per day.

    – Christie quoted: “We ARE the leader in Libya; we MUST be the world’s police.” (June 2011)

    – Christie has defended the Patriot Act, including one highly controversial portion of the law that allowed the government to investigate what materials people take out of public libraries. (2007)

    – Christie is happy to rail against the Affordable Care Act like every other Republican, but when it came to decision time, he went along with the Medicaid expansion. He declined to set up a state-run exchange for the marketplace, meaning the Garden State is now contending with the error-riddled federal site.

    – Christie invoked an old standby to criticize recent legislative activity like the narrow defeat of Justin Amash’s amendment and Rep. Rush Holt’s recently introduced bill to repeal the PATRIOT Act.
    “As a former prosecutor who was appointed by President George W. Bush on Sept. 10, 2001, I just want us to be really cautious, because this strain of libertarianism that’s going through both parties right now and making big headlines, I think, is a very dangerous thought,” Christie said. Christie dismissed some of the current privacy/national security debates as “esoteric.”

    – The Hunt for Pufferfish: A Double Down Excerpt: During the 2012 presidential campaign, Mitt Romney ranked Chris Christie among the final contenders to be his running mate. That is until the Republican nominee started digging into the New Jersey governor’s record
    https://swampland.time.com/2013/11/02/the-hunt-for-pufferfish
    https://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/05/books/double-down-by-mark-…

  2. Karl
    November 8th, 2013 @ 4:09 pm

    This is a vivid example of how the Republican National Commitee actually works AGAINST constitutionalists and why constitutionalists should always support and donate DIRECTLY to constitutionalist candidates, and NEVER to the Republican National Commitee. As they demonstrated by their use of the campaign money donated to them, the Republican National Commitee is controlled and run solely by and for RINOs who regard constitutionalists as threats to their liberal agendas and careers, and who must therefore be resisted and defeated at every opportunity! We see by both his words and his deeds that Christie is one of them.

    Although libertarianism holds some attraction (after all, who does not desire liberty?), driven to its logical conclusion, it produces anarchy!

  3. James Smith
    November 9th, 2013 @ 6:04 am

    michael savage is a blatant treasonous traitor and always has been and always will be and that’s a fact.

  4. jobethian
    November 9th, 2013 @ 10:09 am

    What do you think about Paul Ryan running for president in 2016? I think Ryan could give Hillary a run for her money.

  5. dr_taitz@yahoo.com
    November 9th, 2013 @ 12:33 pm

    he supports mega amnesty as well, I believe he is worse than Christie

  6. Denise
    November 12th, 2013 @ 9:44 am

    I like the Libertarian solution. No amnesty and no mass deportation and no fencing. Dry up jobs and social services for illegals and allow them to self-deport. These are the reasons why they are here. If they aren’t available, there is no reason for illegals to be here.
    I wish you, Dr. Taitz would have a look-see at Gary Johnson and tell me what you think.

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