Chris Christie Reconsider Run 2012
In a small group of journalists in political line of the Heritage Foundation, New York Gov. Mitch Daniel gave his seal of approval to Gov. Chris Christie, who is now the focus of efforts by some conservatives "to get the governor of New Jersey the race. Daniels, who attended a forum with Christie on Thursday, said "Chris and I are good buds" When pressed on whether he was the kind of fearless leader of the party and the country needs, he said: "Chris is the best example I can think of. He shares my view that many of our colleagues are too timid. "
Daniels approach is entitlement reform and the impending economic disaster that is going to happen unless we get our finances in order. (I'll have more on that and his new book in the coming days.) Daniels says many politicians want to nibble around the edges or punish the other side. "Chris and I look a little different," he said. Pointing to his record in New Jersey in curbing benefits for state employees, Daniels says, "He has done well over the head at the meeting."
However, Daniels clearly not want to leave out the possibility that the current field would remain the same. When asked whether he was satisfied with the current group of candidates, said: "My answer would be that there are good people. I hope that our eventual nominee decides to perform the type of campaign to the predicate to do great things."
He refused to share what he has had conversations with Christie or Representative Paul Ryan (R-Wis.). However, he suggested that the message can be more important than the messenger particular. "It's important that the party has to address more specifically and with courage." He said he could "imagine a number in the" now I could do this.
Daniels's comments are representative of the comments of dozens of Republicans who have spoken with or e-mail today. In a departure horrible, Perry seems to have splashed cold water on the face of conservatives. They are determined to regain the White House for what is now posed the question: Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum or someone else?
It seems we are at another stage in the race.
Daniels approach is entitlement reform and the impending economic disaster that is going to happen unless we get our finances in order. (I'll have more on that and his new book in the coming days.) Daniels says many politicians want to nibble around the edges or punish the other side. "Chris and I look a little different," he said. Pointing to his record in New Jersey in curbing benefits for state employees, Daniels says, "He has done well over the head at the meeting."
However, Daniels clearly not want to leave out the possibility that the current field would remain the same. When asked whether he was satisfied with the current group of candidates, said: "My answer would be that there are good people. I hope that our eventual nominee decides to perform the type of campaign to the predicate to do great things."
He refused to share what he has had conversations with Christie or Representative Paul Ryan (R-Wis.). However, he suggested that the message can be more important than the messenger particular. "It's important that the party has to address more specifically and with courage." He said he could "imagine a number in the" now I could do this.
Daniels's comments are representative of the comments of dozens of Republicans who have spoken with or e-mail today. In a departure horrible, Perry seems to have splashed cold water on the face of conservatives. They are determined to regain the White House for what is now posed the question: Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum or someone else?
It seems we are at another stage in the race.
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