Chris Christie - Trump Can’t Win

[Toro]

Mr. Christie said the midterms were an actual change point in the history of the party: that its central struggle can no longer be avoided. That struggle is how and why to put Mr. Trump in the rearview mirror. …​

The strongest argument: Mr. Trump can’t win, and if you truly seek to win you must disengage from him.​

“This is a baseball country,” Mr. Christie said. “It’s always three strikes and you’re out.” Mr. Trump struck out in 2018, 2020 and 2022. He never came close to a plurality of the popular vote. When Mr. Christie ended his tenure as chairman of the RGA, in 2014, there were 31 Republican governors. Next year there will be 26. The reason, he said, is that Mr. Trump weighs the party down and picks candidates based not on issues or electability but personal loyalty. It is an electoral narcissism that is killing the party.​

Opinion | Trump and the Fight Republicans Need to Have

Chris Christie says the party can’t move forward unless the former president’s opponents take him on directly.

www.wsj.com

Three strikes and you’re out. Trump’s a loser! Time to move on.

 

[Devils_Advocate]

Mr. Christie said the midterms were an actual change point in the history of the party: that its central struggle can no longer be avoided. That struggle is how and why to put Mr. Trump in the rearview mirror. …​

The strongest argument: Mr. Trump can’t win, and if you truly seek to win you must disengage from him.​

“This is a baseball country,” Mr. Christie said. “It’s always three strikes and you’re out.” Mr. Trump struck out in 2018, 2020 and 2022. He never came close to a plurality of the popular vote. When Mr. Christie ended his tenure as chairman of the RGA, in 2014, there were 31 Republican governors. Next year there will be 26. The reason, he said, is that Mr. Trump weighs the party down and picks candidates based not on issues or electability but personal loyalty. It is an electoral narcissism that is killing the party.​

Opinion | Trump and the Fight Republicans Need to Have

Chris Christie says the party can’t move forward unless the former president’s opponents take him on directly.

www.wsj.com

Three strikes and you’re out. Trump’s a loser! Time to move on.

Trump and Pence in 2024 with the Motto “ Hanging with Pence “…

 

[BackAgain]

Toto quotes Chris Krispy when it suits his narrow partisan desires.

 

[Esdraelon]

Three strikes and you’re out. Trump’s a loser! Time to move on.

He announced and he's running and fat-boy Christie is shilling for his buddies in the media. Deal with it.

 

[pknopp]

I know who else can't win.......Chris Christie.

 

[shockedcanadian]

Mr. Christie said the midterms were an actual change point in the history of the party: that its central struggle can no longer be avoided. That struggle is how and why to put Mr. Trump in the rearview mirror. …​

The strongest argument: Mr. Trump can’t win, and if you truly seek to win you must disengage from him.​

“This is a baseball country,” Mr. Christie said. “It’s always three strikes and you’re out.” Mr. Trump struck out in 2018, 2020 and 2022. He never came close to a plurality of the popular vote. When Mr. Christie ended his tenure as chairman of the RGA, in 2014, there were 31 Republican governors. Next year there will be 26. The reason, he said, is that Mr. Trump weighs the party down and picks candidates based not on issues or electability but personal loyalty. It is an electoral narcissism that is killing the party.​

Opinion | Trump and the Fight Republicans Need to Have

Chris Christie says the party can’t move forward unless the former president’s opponents take him on directly.

www.wsj.com

Three strikes and you’re out. Trump’s a loser! Time to move on.

Then maybe he will do the next best thing and run as an Independent to ensure a Neo-Con doesn't win and allow NY policies to be expanded across the country when a Dem wins in 2024.

This "he can't win" sounds a little too sure, similar to how Clinton was overly confident as if she knew something that others didn't. Does Christie, Paul Ryan and other career politicians have special access to privileged information the rest of the country doesn't?

 

[candycorn]

Anyone with an R or D next to their name in November can win.

 

[Missourian]

If Trump can't win, no Republican can.

 

[okfine]

Mr. Christie said the midterms were an actual change point in the history of the party: that its central struggle can no longer be avoided. That struggle is how and why to put Mr. Trump in the rearview mirror. …​

The strongest argument: Mr. Trump can’t win, and if you truly seek to win you must disengage from him.​

“This is a baseball country,” Mr. Christie said. “It’s always three strikes and you’re out.” Mr. Trump struck out in 2018, 2020 and 2022. He never came close to a plurality of the popular vote. When Mr. Christie ended his tenure as chairman of the RGA, in 2014, there were 31 Republican governors. Next year there will be 26. The reason, he said, is that Mr. Trump weighs the party down and picks candidates based not on issues or electability but personal loyalty. It is an electoral narcissism that is killing the party.​

Opinion | Trump and the Fight Republicans Need to Have

Chris Christie says the party can’t move forward unless the former president’s opponents take him on directly.

www.wsj.com

Three strikes and you’re out. Trump’s a loser! Time to move on.

Toxic Trump carries a huge anchor on the GOP's neck. Even the Qtards are beating up on Donald.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

Mr. Christie said the midterms were an actual change point in the history of the party: that its central struggle can no longer be avoided. That struggle is how and why to put Mr. Trump in the rearview mirror. …​

The strongest argument: Mr. Trump can’t win, and if you truly seek to win you must disengage from him.​

“This is a baseball country,” Mr. Christie said. “It’s always three strikes and you’re out.” Mr. Trump struck out in 2018, 2020 and 2022. He never came close to a plurality of the popular vote. When Mr. Christie ended his tenure as chairman of the RGA, in 2014, there were 31 Republican governors. Next year there will be 26. The reason, he said, is that Mr. Trump weighs the party down and picks candidates based not on issues or electability but personal loyalty. It is an electoral narcissism that is killing the party.​

Opinion | Trump and the Fight Republicans Need to Have

Chris Christie says the party can’t move forward unless the former president’s opponents take him on directly.

www.wsj.com

Three strikes and you’re out. Trump’s a loser! Time to move on.

Oh Dear God... please tell me he isn't going to run again?

 

[BasicHumanUnit]

Mr. Christie said the midterms were an actual change point in the history of the party: that its central struggle can no longer be avoided. That struggle is how and why to put Mr. Trump in the rearview mirror. …​

The strongest argument: Mr. Trump can’t win, and if you truly seek to win you must disengage from him.​

“This is a baseball country,” Mr. Christie said. “It’s always three strikes and you’re out.” Mr. Trump struck out in 2018, 2020 and 2022. He never came close to a plurality of the popular vote. When Mr. Christie ended his tenure as chairman of the RGA, in 2014, there were 31 Republican governors. Next year there will be 26. The reason, he said, is that Mr. Trump weighs the party down and picks candidates based not on issues or electability but personal loyalty. It is an electoral narcissism that is killing the party.​

Opinion | Trump and the Fight Republicans Need to Have

Chris Christie says the party can’t move forward unless the former president’s opponents take him on directly.

www.wsj.com

Three strikes and you’re out. Trump’s a loser! Time to move on.

Well this is stupid.

So you're also saying 'Biden Can't lose" ?? (or whoever Democrats offer)

Check your meds. Trump could certainly win IF his base would get out and vote. They don't . They won't. So maybe you're right.

 

[okfine]

Oh Dear God... please tell me he isn't going to run again?

I can't wait to see the debate with all the knuckleheads beating up on poor Trumpy.

 

[BackAgain]

If Trump can't win, no Republican can.

I suspect that DeSantis could.

 

[Failzero]

MSNBC / CNN talking Head

 

[BackAgain]

Toxic Trump carries a huge anchor on the GOP's neck. Even the Qtards are beating up on Donald.

Okfume is befuddled by mixed metaphors.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

Well this is stupid.

So you're also saying 'Biden Can't lose" ?? (or whoever Democrats offer)

Check your meds. Trump could certainly win IF his base would get out and vote. They don't . They won't. So maybe you're right.

Not as much as people heard all about the "massive red wave"... so they didn't think they needed to vote.
It is about motivation.
Poeple 60 years and younger look at voting as annoying. So if they think they don't need to vote - they don't.
So the important thing in 2024 - is to not start declaring victory before it happens.
Democrats are deeeeply into virtue signaling. And voting is a way to virtue signal. So they are motivated to get out and vote.

 

[gipper]

Toto quotes Chris Krispy when it suits his narrow partisan desires.

You'd never be partisan. You’re much too smart for that.

 

[BackAgain]

You'd never be partisan. You’re much too smart for that.

Gimp ^ can’t even recognize modifiers.

 

[Missourian]

I suspect that DeSantis could.

Don't think so. Too many Trump supporters would sit out the election.

Trump's in the race now. If the GOP rejects him, there are going to be scars that won't heal.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Mr. Christie said the midterms were an actual change point in the history of the party: that its central struggle can no longer be avoided. That struggle is how and why to put Mr. Trump in the rearview mirror. …​

The strongest argument: Mr. Trump can’t win, and if you truly seek to win you must disengage from him.​

“This is a baseball country,” Mr. Christie said. “It’s always three strikes and you’re out.” Mr. Trump struck out in 2018, 2020 and 2022. He never came close to a plurality of the popular vote. When Mr. Christie ended his tenure as chairman of the RGA, in 2014, there were 31 Republican governors. Next year there will be 26. The reason, he said, is that Mr. Trump weighs the party down and picks candidates based not on issues or electability but personal loyalty. It is an electoral narcissism that is killing the party.​

Opinion | Trump and the Fight Republicans Need to Have

Chris Christie says the party can’t move forward unless the former president’s opponents take him on directly.

www.wsj.com

Three strikes and you’re out. Trump’s a loser! Time to move on.

Christie is an expert at losing.