Chris Christie Speech At Reagan Library pt.2

[SuperAnnoyingtroll]

Fat fuck.

[lightning7876]

To all those people who have nothing better to say about this man than evil, horrible things; YOU are the problem America has today. You are unpatriotic, lazy, entitlement fat liberals. This man has solutions, not a burning desire to take America down to its knees!

[Frsng1]

What a fat tub of goo!! I hope he eats so much he expoldes

[StoneyMcJuicyBuds]

I hope this fat scumbag drops dead!

[Frsng1]

@StoneyMcJuicyBuds Amen

[noformstyle]

,,,AS A PRESIDENT,,WILL HE BAN PREEXISTING CONDITION EXCLUSION???

[Rickyrab]

Run, Fatso, run! (at least if you win you can trade Drumthwacket for the White House! Which is not that bad a thing.)

[enispeni]

A VERY WISE MAN. AND OUR NEXT PRESIDENT (THANK GOD),,,,,

[enispeni]

A VERY WISE MAN.

[BlackRepublican2010]

Chris Christie is the man!

[ji94552]

Being a good speaker and a being a good leader are two different things.  However, I want some one from Republican who can make Obama nervous to run for the presidency.

[TylerThrashPeace]

Well, he looks like an elephant!

[lsheller]

That man is a patriot! I hope he changes his mind and runs for president, if he does, he may turn this country around and be one of the best presidents ever. He will send Obama, George Soros, Harry Reid packing for their final airforce one flight back to Kenya, that would be well worth the kind of deficit spending!

[flycentro123]

ladies and gentleman,, meet the next president of the USA ...what a difference when we have become so used to Bush and Obama and finally someone with intelligence speaks..

[monicatsa]

Hey "Jersey Fresh" you are the hero of the Garden State. Don't leave us for DC, but if you must I will support YOU.

[GONECRUISING72]

all this with out a teleprompter bloody hell this guy is awesome...

[rmollot]

Christie seeks more federal control over our children's education; continued entanglement in the affairs of foreign nations; the need for people to "sacrifice" (sound familiar?) but not a word about individual Liberty. Not a word on Obama overreaching his Constitutional authority; nor about illegal wars abroad; no criticism of the Patriot Act. Christie appears to be just one more slick-talking neo-con, seeking greater government control over The People.

[ladistar]

@rmollot FUCK. YOU. Completely untrue and very biased assessment. Shame, SHAME on you.

[ultimadkda]

This is what a true leader sounds like!

[thadeusgolas]

God Bless Chris Christie!

[DCUPtoejuice]

Poor Nancy has to show up for every single speech in the Reagan library. She is a superhero.

[DCUPtoejuice]

NJ was run into the ground financially by Dems for many years and Christie has been reducing spending at every turn.

[fredrain74]

TREMENDOUS!!!

[asetentay8]

9:50 they are clapping obama!?? hahahhaha

[ciavran]

I like this guy. and enough with the fat jokes..he's not fat, he's just big-boned

[asetentay8]

this guy is just another like Obama....LIAR

[rwalkenhorst]

Did you notice at 8:50 that the rubes start applauding, unaware that Christie is still quoting Obama?

Read between the lines This media darling is just another scumbag totalitarian. Like Obama, Bush, McCain, Perry, and on and on, he believes in bombing foreigners and centrally planning the economy for the benefit of the banksters and corporatist elite. Laugh at him and walk away.

[ladistar]

@rwalkenhorst You think that anybody who isn't Ron Paul is a scumbag totalitarian, no?

[rwalkenhorst]

@ladistar No, not anybody; just any politician.

[dragnet53]

zionists are so desperate this is their wild card? Are they really that scared of Ron Paul? I say definitely yes.

[Aesoe]

@dragnet53 What does this have to do with Zionism? What? I think the media is scared of Ron Paul... But I am not sure what you are trying to say here...

[dragnet53]

@Aesoe

check my channel. Zionist jews and christians control the media, government, and banks. you should try the video on how zionism destroys nations. Ron Paul is against Israel's funding and thinks Iran is no threat if they require an atomic bomb. The only ones that think that Iran is a threat to Israel are those zionists.

[laffin2much]

@Aesoe

That's because Ron Paul is not only an idiot, but he's...scary. He suggest many good things. I'm a libertarian, so I think some of his 'crazy' policies are not only bold and would be helpful economically, I think he's brave for saying so. However, I think he's insane to realistically expect to be elected. His moral relativity isn't easy to swallow. His total non-intervention disposition is ultimately dangerous to national security. We have led the world for far too long to back off now

[Aesoe]

@laffin2much Please don't call yourself a libertarian as you are clearly NOT one. Every attack and threat we have every had against us was because of our involvement. I don't think we should get rid of defense, defense is important. But to think that spending all this money overseas to secure a border for a country that is electing officials that HATE us is dumb. We created Al Qaeda! We created Osama Bin Laden! We created Sadam Hussein! What the hell are we doing in the Middle East?

[Aesoe]

@laffin2much How the HELL can you call yourself a libertarian when you think it is ok for us to go into a country and overthrow their government, control their borders, and install their system of law? That is the OPPOSITE of libertarianism. I am not saying Ron Paul is perfect, because libertarianism isn't perfect.  In regards to his morals, what probelm do you have with his morals? He takes care of friends/family. He donates, he doesn't take tax cuts, he doesn't give himself a raise. What?

[disturbedHR]

Somebody please think of the children!

[bootiack]

I love Christe and was bored. Liked the hope n change tinge, good to make fun of failbama. I think he screamed and yelled more woulda had mroe fun. HE should have announced long ago.

[davidperi]

Christie has his head in the sand, along with other Republicans...it was once upon a time that people looked to the U.S. but not anymore because many other countries have better education, health services, etc...than the U.S. The U.S has big business at its center whereas these other countries have their citizens interests center.

[thejoolien]

OMG he's going to run. Damn it. Look at him, he's a tool!

"Ooh look at me, I can rip off Reagan's speech and play the GOP pretty boi card!"

How the hell can we find dirt on this guy!? Where's a Monica Lewinsky when you need one!?

[beest909]

@61181crm so he buys cheeseburgers and is holding all the money? In-and-Out burger has been doing it all wrong taking my money... according to you they should be giving it to me!

[Rickyrab]

@beest909

um, in New Jersey it's Five Guys and Cheeburger Cheeburger, not In - N - Out. In-N-Out is a California thing.

[beest909]

@61181crm Cuz he's fat? The economy would be good if he is eating lots of cheeseburgers..... Does anyone on YouTube think before they post their "jokes"?

[thejoolien]

@beest909 if you really think that economy quality is relative to cheeseburger quantity you are ignorant. And fat.

[beest909]

@thejoolien 6'2 185 isn't that fat (at least by american standards). I think you are confused about what you said and how I replied. It will take more time than is worth while to sort it out. I'm not ignorant of economics (though perhaps I am of other areas)-I have a BA in Economics from a top ten public university and had my research supervised by a Econ Nobel laureate.

[thejoolien]

@beest909 Did they make you study Hayek? Or did they explain to you how "A gold standard won't work because there isn't enough gold in the world?"

I'm actually about to start my Economic degree so I'm actually a little curious.

[beest909]

@thejoolien No, Austrian economics wasn't emphasized. Our macroecon/finance courses were focused on fiat currencies. If you go to a halfway decent school you'll find that most professors don't comment on the gold standard in a deprecating way they just treat it like any other financial tool with historical significance but little relevance among the modern reserve banking systems. In other words, at the BA level the emphasis is explaining how the system is rather than how it should/could be.

[thejoolien]

@beest909 Economics minor it is! I will do my own education and just go pre-law instead. Thanks for the scoop.

[beest909]

@thejoolien I'm actually in law school right now. I'd highly recommend an Econ minor/major. I'd also recommend looking at your school's Philosophy department. My Phil Dept (I was a double major) built a lot of critical skills and probed what you thought about issues/problems rather than asked you to regurgitate what a professor said in lecture.

[thejoolien]

@beest909 perfect wow didn't even think of that! I was just gonna do Political Science. Thanks for the tip.

[beest909]

@thejoolien Ya np. They both are good majors but I've noticed that there aren't that many Poli Sci undergrads at my law school but plenty of Phil majors. I think that this may be because Phil teaches a lot of the skills that are tested on the LSAT, particularly the logical reasoning section.

[thejoolien]

@thejoolien PS: I wish you would study Hayek Vs Keynes. You will find that It should become more relevant now because it is the only way to rein in the Financial Bubble. This is the root the economic "crises" according to most people I know in my circles.

[JRobbySh]

Boffo.

[TripleSpeak]

Does anyone trust someone who has so little control over how much he gorges himself?

More importantly...does anyone trust someone whose memory is so flawed that he "remembers" Reagan as the opposite of what he was, which was a STUPID (makes Obama look sharp) FASCIST (took orders directly from Goldman Sachs) PIG (drove up the deficit 3X what it was before he got there) UNPOPULAR (people decided they didn't like Fascist Ron. We're glad he's dead, FAT ASSHOLE! When will Spook Nancy kick it?

[111sunder]

@TripleSpeak Let's be honest and mention Obama's addiction to ciggarettes.

[asphyxiafeeling]

@TripleSpeak

UNPOPULAR?

He won in a landslide in 1980 and again in 1984!

[watertonrivers]

I did not hear one time, out of his mouth the word Constitution and the WORD FREEDOM!! HE ALREADY OF COURSE SPOKE OF THE IMPORTANCE OF DHS, etc. WE WANT FREEDOM GOVERNOR CHRISTIE, WHAT DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND ABOUT THAT STATEMENT!!!

[kylepsmith21]

@watertonrivers shut up and turn your caps off. This isn't a speech about the constitution/freedom. It's about the executive branch doing it's due dilligence and not simply chirping constantly about "Hope" followed by inaction and no compromising

[necessaryevil101]

i seriously think the word "reagan" is a code name for a "corporate free for all"

[seoatsea]

@necessaryevil101 I think necessaryevil101 is a code name for idiot.

[necessaryevil101]

@seoatsea, "predict the human mind and you leave nothing to chance" thx for the confirmation :) you are scared of things you dont understand so you pull a "reductio ad absurdom" without even debating in the argument......thats socrates predicting your actions chief, and he did it thousands of years ago :)

[TheMindofCory]

all the Republicunts should know Fatass here supported "Race to the top"

oh yeah, he also praised Obama for his efforts on Education.

He was pro choice, now he's pro life... convenient.

He also says QUOTE

"Being in this country without proper documentation is NOT a crime"

He is Pro civil union.

Another QUOTE

"I Love Collective Bargaining"

there's more but I think you get the gist of it.

[beest909]

@TheMindofCory So what you are saying is that he is a moderate and thinks for himself? How is that a bad thing?

[TheMindofCory]

@beest909 no it's not a bad thing, necessarily... but to a Republican, lol, he's going to have trouble if he's running.

[beest909]

@TheMindofCory I'm a republican and don't mind people with moderate stances on issues. A lot of times that is the more reasonable position to take.

[thejoolien]

@beest909 Oh, I wish u would reconsider. Think of this; The president should be the most principled out of both Executive & Legislative branches. This way, he truly represents the voting base of America as a whole. We need a President who can stick 2 his guns ESPECIALLY when shit gets rough. The Congress is suppose 2 be the sellout, not OUR president! Try not to use terms like extreme & moderate because they are used as a labeling distraction. Instead, ACTUAL positions ntb used 4 serious debate!

[beest909]

@thejoolien I don't think extreme and moderate are distracting labels. If you listen to Christie talk about his union healthcare negotiations, he explains how he compromised with Dems over issues that he felt were debatable (such as concessions in funding their healthcare pool), while sticking to his guns on particular changes he felt were essential (such as requiring higher premiums). This is what a good executive does.

[thejoolien]

@beest909 But He is the PRESIDENT he doesn't answer to anyone (supposedly), he's the guy at the top. If he veto's something for whatever reason, the bill can still pass w/o the president if necessary. This is why we can call our reps, so we can tell them our concerns. Take this example. Ron Paul is pro-life, however he does not support a federal regulation on abortion because it is unconstitutional. So, if it came across his desk he would veto and it wouldn't be hard to get 2/3 of Congress.

[Rickyrab]

@beest909

It's not. Americans already think Republicans are better at creating jobs than Democrats, and I bet a lot of them are thinking RINOs and moderates, not necessarily orthodox tea party people.

[chicagophx]

How refreshing to hear someone speak from the heart and not be told what to say via the "ever-present" teleprompter. I really don't care what size waist he has. At least we know who would wear the pants in a Christie White House......... That sounds pretty good. The Christie White House.

[5heneverlies]

Ron Paul has stayed out of a general election in Texas for good reason....

[PostSurgeOperative]

@5heneverlies That is exactly correct. If his camp thought he had ANY real chance at winning a state-wide election in TX, there's no question he would have campaigned for the soon-to-be open Senate seat currently held by Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchinson.

Ironically, he might've been a formidable candidate, considering all the money he can squeeze out of his nat'l network of Paulunteers. Benton probably figured since he won't win either race, might as well rake up the big money in a pres. campaign.

[SirSpoon84]

christie is bad news. atleast here in jersey

[fivestarmichael]

@SirSpoon84 Let's see how New Jersey looks after 4 years of Christie's leadership before we start nominating him for President. We just made the mistake of electing someone who didn't even complete one term in the Senate and look at the cluster-fuck Obama has turned out to be.

[spamllpitdept]

@fivestarmichael - After this speech he said he's not running:

"New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie hasn't changed his mind: He reaffirmed in a speech at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library on Tuesday that he's not running for president."

[xxmind0vermatter]

@spamllpitdept Yeah...Perry said he wasn't running.....before he said he was....

[RV6Pilot]

@fivestarmichael Point taken, but I would be more comfortable with two years of effective, gutsy executive leadership over two years of voting present as a no-show legislator.

[fivestarmichael]

@RV6Pilot Don't get me wrong, I like Chris Christie, I have been watching him since the beginning of his career and so far I am impressed. However, we should see how well his agenda unfolds. How much will he accomplish by the end of his term? He has been dealing with the most corrupt and intransinent legislature in the country, if he can get something done after 4 years I will be impressed and he will definitely be ready for the Whitehouse in 2016.

[seupoat]

@five star michael @Moviejay1 This guy speaks truth, you like obama's fairy tale economics of screw the corporations and the rich. I have never been employed by a poor person nor has anyone you know. Those who think class warfare is strategy to create jobs are stupid. Companies will just down size or cash in. Taxing big business and the rich will not put a dime in your pocket. It will further hurt this nation. EVERYONE knows it is. Obama's big government is raping the tax payer to buy votes.

[fivestarmichael]

@seupoat You need serious help with your reading comprehension skills.

[seupoat]

@seu post It wasn't for you, you can chill!!! Don't ask me how that happened.

Christie is a rock star, he did a town hall in my living room and has done everything he said he would to the best of his ability.

[niltomega]

@fivestarmichael and I believe he understands opinions like yours and will not run yet.

[peteware1]

@fivestarmichael My bets on Christie in four years. That is if the U.S. is able to survive the four years of an Obama. Rember we would be better of with a slime covered rock in the white-house than an Obama. Obama; such a petty little man who's shown to be totally worthless.

[laffin2much]

@fivestarmichael

So, it's okay to elect a junior senator with no real stand-alone political leadership, but not a man like Christie who doesn't expect lofty rhetoric to carry him into office? The difference between these two men couldn't be more staggering. Obama proclaimed 'History will see this as the moment we healed the planet,' while Christie has only ever told people hard truths. Obama doesn't think people can handle the truth, while Christie expects each person to do their part.

[laffin2much]

...that said, a big part of me agrees with you...lol They are entirely different men, leaders, politicians, and people, but we can't afford to take another chance on someone who 'talks pretty'. However, I'm not exactly inspired by any of the current candidates, either. What choice do we really have? Romney and Gingrich are too representative of the old GOP (establishment conservatives), Perry, Bachmann, and Paul are insane (Paul isn't electable), no likes/cares about Santorum or Huntsman. Cain?

[laffin2much]

Yeah...I'd maybe vote for Herman Cain, but based on your criteria, every candidate, including Obama, is much more politically experienced than Cain...maybe that's the problem; maybe we don't NEED a career politician in office. Maybe we could use a guy like Cain. Maybe crony capitalism IS the problem, DOES have a negative impact on the 'invisible hand' of the free-market, and is a major reason our economy is in the tank. That, or maybe we should all stop expecting government to fix a damn thing.

[rocketmail125]

@fivestarmichael

I agree to a certain extent....However, Christie has already proved himself to make good on his promises. I wish we could wait to see his career blossom but we need someone NOW' that can move things along in the Federal Government. I'd be willing to gamble on Christie over any of the other contenders.

[Rickyrab]

@fivestarmichael

NJ looks ok so far. There was one year of bad cuts and then NJ seems to have been left largely alone.

[withalittlehelpfrom3]

@fivestarmichael Here's an interesting fact: 99 years ago, in 1912, we elected an inexperienced NJ governor named Woodrow Wilson. He was one of our best Presidents, and won WWI. It's not that Christie or Obama are inexperienced, or it shouldn't be. It's more about the man and his positions. That's what this race SHOULD be about!

[POPCANA]

@fivestarmichael Difference between a candidate Christie (if he decides to get in) and a candidate Obama is that Christie is a proven leader, Obama was not a proven leader and still can't seem to get it together.

(and I believe Teddy Roosevelt served as governor less than Christie.... just sayin)