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Christie's PAC Is Polling Something (Original Post) brooklynite Apr 16 OP
Veep. Voltaire2 Apr 16 #1
Why would you Assume that? brooklynite Apr 16 #2
So? what does that mean? getagrip_already Apr 16 #3
When and if they dump Trump, Republicans will turn to someone with experience bucolic_frolic Apr 16 #4
These are old expenses (from March) former9thward Apr 16 #5

bucolic_frolic

(43,254 posts)
4. When and if they dump Trump, Republicans will turn to someone with experience
Tue Apr 16, 2024, 02:52 PM
Apr 16

Haley, DeSantis, and Christie come to mind. Christie-Haley would have adequate credibility to make a fair showing if perhaps not quite a horse race. But what will the RNC that Trump owns do?

former9thward

(32,065 posts)
5. These are old expenses (from March)
Tue Apr 16, 2024, 03:04 PM
Apr 16

Christie was going to be the No Labels presidential candidate if they could find a name Democrat to run with him as VP. They could not so they folded the effort earlier this month.

In an exclusive interview, Dan K. Webb, a top national trial lawyer headquartered in Chicago — who was in charge of creating the vetting process for the No Labels third-party run — tells Sneed “the ticket came this/close to reality weeks ago.”

Webb says former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who had nixed a No Labels invite to run for president soon after bowing out of the Republican presidential primary in January, “suddenly signaled late last month he would run if we secured him a Democrat as a running mate.”

Webb says recent polling by the centrist No Labels group last month “was matching polls Chris [Christie] was conducting showing a third-party candidate could split the vote three ways if Chris ran.”

“It could give the voters a clear choice: equally taking votes away from [Democrat] Joe Biden and [Republican Donald] Trump. And for the record, we never considered [Robert F.] Kennedy [Jr]. No Labels was not going to destroy its brand,” he said.

https://chicago.suntimes.com/columnists/2024/04/12/chris-christie-dan-webb-third-party-no-labels-president-biden-trump-2024

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