Chris Christie Attack on House Republicans Seen Through 2016 Glasses
It's already 2013!
Did New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie help or hurt himself on Wednesday by blasting his own political party? In case you haven't heard, after House Speaker John Boehner delayed a vote on a $60 billion superstorm Sandy recovery bill, Governor Christie lit up Mr. Boehner and Republican House members like they were sparklers.
The Sandy legislation "could not overcome the toxic internal politics of the House majority," Christie said at a brutal Trenton news conference.
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He should attack the gym