Chris Christie and Rick Perry Don't Like Each Other
Jockeying for 2016
In the afterglow of Chris Christie's smashing re-election win last November, a chorus of big-name Republicans heralded the charismatic New Jersey governor as the party's savior in 2016.
Not everyone was so enamored.
Just days after the election, Texas Gov. Rick Perry appeared on national television and poured cold water on Christie's impressive victory.
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That's OK. I don't like either one.
Perry is an ineffective fraud. That is why we keep him as state retar- I mean, Governor.