Chris Wallace Shows He Is Another Liberal Democrat Working For Fox News. He Will Be The Debate Moderator For the Last Debate

Chris Christie: NYT Hit Piece On Trump
Taxes Show No Wrongdoing By Trump

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Blog Author's Comments -- Here is Chris Christie defending Donald Trump against the New York Times’ hit piece on supposed Trump tax documents leaked to the Times. Christie points out the hit piece admits there is nothing in the leaked documents that show Trump did anything illegal – only that he used the tax laws to pay as little Federal Income Tax as possible. But, Chris Wallace continues his attempt to use the illegally obtained taxes, to show that Donald Trump did something wrong.

Does anyone really try to pay more Federal Income Tax than they are legally required to pay? As Christie rightly points out, the story also does not prove Trump paid zero Federal Income Tax for 18 years, only that he could have reduced his tax liability by applying losses from the 1990’s for a period of 18 years. Wallace is already preparing his attacks to be used against Trump for the last presidential debate. He will, no doubt, send the questions he will ask of Hillary to her and her staff so she can rehearse her answers. There is no news organization who does what they are supposed to do, report the news.

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Christie To Obama - Why Are We Paying You?

Chris Christie: President Obama's just a 'bystander'
Politico - Gov. Chris Christie on Monday tore into President Barack Obama in the aftermath of the supercommittee’s failure to reach an agreement on debt reduction last week, asking the president, “What the hell are we paying you for?”

Calling Obama “a bystander in the Oval Office,” the outspoken New Jersey governor said the White House spent the weekend tossing out a whole lot of “spin” about the supercommittee’s inability to come to an agreement before the Nov. 23 deadline.

“I was angry this weekend, listening to the spin coming out of the administration, about the failure of the supercommittee, and that the president knew it was doomed for failure, so he didn’t get involved. Well then what the hell are we paying you for?” Christie said during a press conference in Camden, N.J. “It’s doomed for failure so I’m not getting involved? Well, what have you been doing, exactly?”
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Blog author's comments - Good questions from Christie -- but those of us who have watched Obama for nearly three years -- know the answers. Obama is not qualified to be the President. Even as a member of the Senate he voted present much of the time.

Obama and his administration are the major reason for the problems we now have. He would rather have an excuse than a solution. He does not want an agreement with the Republicans. He needs something to run on for 2012. Let us not forget the GOP has controlled the House for less than a year.

Will Chris Christie Run For President In 2012?

Chris Christie back in spotlight as Perry sags
Politico - With the party’s front-runner sagging, Chris Christie is reconsidering pleas from Republican elites and donors to run for president in 2012, two Republican sources told POLITICO.

The New Jersey governor has indicated he is listening to big-money backers and Republican influence-makers, and will let them know in roughly a week whether he has moved off his threat-of-suicide vow to stay on the sidelines of a presidential race that remains amorphous heading into the fall, the two sources said.

Texas Gov. Rick Perry's candidacy has failed to clear a basic bar with elites and some donors, and his shoddy debate performance in Orlando has only highlighted the window for someone who Republicans searching for a Mitt Romney alternative can rally around.

Christie’s potential candidacy has been an increasingly fevered fantasy of a certain cadre of some media and business elites — mostly based in New York, with a smattering of California technology and entertainment players — since last summer. That’s when he showed up at a Sun Valley conference hosted by the investment banker Allen and Co. and wowed the crowd, including Rupert Murdoch, with what many in attendance described as a nimble mind and a speaking style that was both articulate and blunt-spoken.

But after months of going out of his way to end the speculation, Christie started indicating he would at least think about getting in.

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Blog author's comments - Chris Christie has indicated he is at least listening to some influential Republicans who want him to join the race for the nomination. I remain doubtful that he will run but, overrall unhappiness with the current slate of GOP candidates has driven talk of Christie getting into the race.

Christie, and those close to him, have maintained that his entering the race is not going to happen. But several reports this weekend suggested Christie might be giving a campaign for president a second thought. A handful of news organizations reported Saturday that he could make an announcement this week.

The party has yet to get excited about a Romney candidacy and Perry's debate performances have left some in the GOP looking elsewhere. We shall see. The bottom line is that Obama must be defeated in 2012.

HT: NJ News &
North Jersey News