Chris Christie continues to discredit himself as a GOP candidate, in front of God and everybody.

<<<<  Update:  you should know two things:  1) FEMA has 6.5 billion in its account and has had for months.  Christie's complaint should not be with the House,  but with Obama and his FEMA.  2) The pork added to the current 60 billion bill was added by the Senate and taken out by the House.  In other words,  Christie is just so much bull and bluster.  

Chris Christie made all three network morning programs,  today  (Wed. 9).  In each case,  the three program hosts zeroed in on the same issues,  as if they had met with each other prior to Christie coming on their shows.  

Are you displeased with the GOP?  What about your praise of Obama and the criticism you have received since then?  You recently blasted the House GOP for the delay in getting relief to the Sandy victims  . . . . .  how do you respond to those criticisms? 

Through it all,  this incredible bulk of a man does not have  enough common sense to know that he is being used by the far Left to score points and help their godless cause. 

Understand that Obama won by a swing vote of less than 1.5 million.  It is simply bizarre to think that his public approval of Obama regarding what he promised to do as to the Sandy disaster,  was not seen as an endorsement of Obama regarding his campaign for the presidency of the United States.  Such an endorsement could have very easily moved 1.5 million folks from the Right to the Left.  In fact,  I believe that this conclusion is most reasonable.  There is plenty of room for blame as to the Romney campaign failure,  but Christie's role in the 2012 debacle is not to be ignored  ------  especially when this clown officially announces a run from the presidency.   I know of 15 million folks who will have nothing to do with him should he win the nomination.  

There are 49 other governors out there,  all doing their job in state governance.  Christie is the only one who finds it necessary to run his fat mouth against his own party and the presidential bidder for that party.  Apparently he believes that he must make a public spectacle of himself every time he has something critical to say about the GOP.     Clearly,  he has no clue as to the continuing reality that exists within the GOP.  He can wish against the teaparty,  but he cannot win an election without teaparty support  . . . . . . . . .  period.  
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 End notes:
The updated info concerning the FEMA account,  came from Dan Hennninger of the WJP on Varney and Company  (a Fox Business morning program).