Governor Christie interview on Fox News with Neil Cavuto: Part 1

Governor Chris Christie did a satellite interview on Fox News's Your World with Neil Cavuto from Edison, New Jersey where he was holding a Town Hall discussion of his bold pension & benefit reform.

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[tjttzcspplt]

Welcome to our world, public workers. 

[ileencuccaro]

Great interview

[niltomega]

@JoeDaWg82 Maybe today he will decide to run?

[JoeDaWg82]

Chris is a modern day hero. He s the one politician who is actually getting things done for the good of the country.

[jers59]

@srbrossoit What idiot you are, palin who claims Paul Revere rode to warn the british and she can see Russia from her back yard and Fat slob Christie who has cost the state 600 million, 400 million when fat boy screwed up paper work for grants from feds for education and 200 million New Jersey has to pay back the federal government for cancelled rail tunnel. I hope we are couple cheese cakes from being christie free

[jbarks10]

Cavuto is KERMIT the FROG

[ffazsia]

go Christie !!!

[BBCater]

Conservatives try to create solutions. Liberals ask for checks from the Federal Government. A conservative governor crunches the numbers and proves that the system is unsustainable, and the liberal lunatics SCREAM.

This isn't DISNEY. There isn't a MAGIC WAND. Someone needs to fix it before it's too late.

Governor Christie asked for 1.5% contribution, and the unions go berserk. In the private sector, EVERYONE contributes to their benefits. This is systemic INSANITY. Something for nothing.

[docizzen]

@decimated550 Typical union concept... the needs of the few far out weigh the needs of the many.

[decimated550]

@docizzen -- i've known so many people who flee the state, always to Delaware, Pennsylvania and North Carolina. You're sort of welcome (LOL) but i'd rather they stay here. But even though the situation with taxes and unions has pensions has endured for decades and is "normal", the states finances are utterly nightmarishly out of control. All to a few hundred thousand government workers

[redarrowhead2]

it had to be done. At least they didn't riot like greece.

[docizzen]

I'm from the coastal region of North and South Carolina, and have sold many, many properties to the good folks from NJ. Often, I hear about what you guys pay for property, income and sales tax, and I get blown away! Its unbelievable what you pay, but what's even more unbelievable is how dis-loyal your retired fat cat public union employees from NJ are. They don't support NJ by staying and spending their pensions in NJ, they leave NJ spend that money in Southern States! Thanks!