Chris christie

• LEXINGTON, KY. — New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie told Kentucky Republicans on Saturday that President Barack Obama was posing and preening instead of working to resolve pressing issues facing the country.
(Courier-Post)
• New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie told Kentucky Republicans on Saturday that President Barack Obama was posing and preening instead of working to resolve pressing issues facing the country.
(Huffington Post)
• TRENTON, N.J. -- Governor, I got this! New Jerseys Republican Gov. Chris Christie and Newarks Democratic Mayor Cory Booker have teamed up in a new web parody video portraying the two men as bitter political rivals desperately trying to one up each other.
(New York Post)
• TRENTON, N.J. -- Gov.
(Huffington Post)
• The framework of compromise — still being negotiated behind closed doors — closely resembles Gov. Chris Christie's original proposal.
(The Star-Ledger - NJ.com (blog))
• In 1987, Christie joined the law firm of Dughi, Hewit Palatucci of Cranford, New Jersey. In 1993, he was named a partner in the firm. Christie specialized in securities law, appellate practice, election law, and government affairs.
(Worldnews.com)
• There are more polling numbers this week that show current New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's star is fading as a potential running mate for Mitt Romney.
(YAHOO!)
• "It's a big problem." Gov. Chris Christie's budget plan slashes funding for lead abatement programs — removing lead from homes — that were responsible for a 63 percent drop in high lead levels in children from 2006 to 2010.
(The Star-Ledger - NJ.com (blog))
• California and New Jersey have a lot in common despite dissimilarities in so many ways.  As states deep in the mire of political bureaucracies, New Jersey is making economic leaps while California deepens in more-of-the-same.
(Examiner)
• New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie remains popular at home — just not as a vice presidential prospect. A new poll released Wednesday found 52% of New Jersey voters expressing the view that their pugnacious governor wouldn't be a good fit for vice president.
(Wall Street Journal)