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Tuesday, 21 January 2014
Media frenzy over Bridgegate is having the desired effect, Chris Christie's 2016 prospects dim
If you're wondering why the media keeps hyping Bridgegate, wonder no more. Chris Christie's short-lived stint as the 2016 presidential front-runner is now over, and Hillary Clinton is once again safely back on top in the polls.
A national Quinnipiac University poll released today found Governor Christie trailing Hillary Clinton by 8 percentage points in a hypothetical 2016 presidential matchup just a month after the two were virtually tied with the former first lady.
"Christie's 2016 presidential drive is stuck in traffic, sideswiped by Bridgegate," said Tim Malloy, the assistant director of the polling institute.
Christie, a Republican, was supported by 38 percent of voters, while 46 percent supported Clinton, a Democrat.
CNN reported on Monday that Christie told supporters at gathered by a billionaire supporter in Florida over the weekend he was going to pause any effort to look at the White House this year.
Even so, Christie does better against Clinton than other potential Republican nominees.
The media created Barack Obama, and shepherded him into the White House. Now they're working overtime to ensure Hillary Clinton succeeds him. Chris Christie was their darling while he trailed her, because who doesn't like a moderate Republican sacrificial lamb. But as soon as he drew even with Hillary the long knives had to come out.
Nevermind that Christie has denied knowledge of, or direct involvement in,
Bridgegate. Nope, he's gotta be lying, mostly because liberals can't believe
a Republican would tell the truth. And it carries no weight that he immediately
sacked the people responsible, even as the media ignores the fact that no one
has been held to account for any of Obama or Clinton's myriad scandals.
The only thing that matters to the mainstream media is advancing the
Progressive (aka Marxist) cause. Chris Christie stood in their way,
and so he had to be neutralized. That's really all you needs to know
about Bridgegate.
Posted at 13:38 by Chris Wysocki
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