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what’s he gonna run on? Our repeated bond rating downgrades? Our unemployment? Our debt and raiding the transportation fund? Our high property taxes and death and inheritance taxes? Would it be the: “I’ll Do Better in DC” platform?? Can’t see him as a serious choice, or improvement option,sorry.
Add to that his all in bet on Atlantic City which failed miserably. Still have possible GWB indictments of top aides and appointees hanging over him. With that said, my sense is that people outside of NJ are not currently very familiar with those issues. Would expect them to be raised by R primary opponents as well as D’s in the general election if he makes it that far.