Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie recently addressed a packed audience at the Whig Senate Hall Chamber, hosted by the American Whig-Cliosophic Society. The event focused on Christie’s views on the upcoming gubernatorial race in New Jersey, where he criticized Democratic candidate Sean Spiller for his ties to teachers’ unions. Christie also shared his thoughts on President-elect Donald Trump’s cabinet picks and the future of the Republican Party.
During the conversation, Christie reflected on his tenure as governor, highlighting his response to Hurricane Sandy and efforts to rebuild the state. He also expressed concerns about the state’s education system, calling for more charter schools and criticizing teachers’ unions for their role in the system’s struggles.
Christie also discussed his past support for Trump, his decision to withdraw from the 2024 presidential race, and his thoughts on Vice President Kamala Harris. Despite his criticisms of Trump, Christie remains optimistic about America’s future. Overall, the event provided insight into Christie’s perspectives on politics and policy, as well as his experiences in public service.
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Governor Chris Christie Visits Campus to Discuss New Jersey Gubernatorial Race and Presidential Election
