Former New Jersey governor Chris Christie, in a recent public appearance, hinted that he has not ruled out running for president again. Amid a changing political landscape since his time in office, Christie shared his thoughts on various topics, including the newly appointed interim U.S. attorney for New Jersey, Alina Habba, and his view on the Trump administration’s foreign policy decisions. He also criticized ex-Sen. Robert Menendez, Charles Kushner, and Gov. Phil Murphy.
In addition, Christie discussed the 2021 governor’s race, Trump’s influence in New Jersey, and the Democratic contenders in the gubernatorial primary. He also mentioned his involvement as a board member of the New York Mets and expressed his views on President Trump’s presidency.
Other highlights in the New Jersey political scene include U.S. Sen. Cory Booker’s record-setting 25-hour Senate speech, state Attorney General Matthew Platkin facing rumors of a future run for elected office, and the ongoing Republican gubernatorial primary between Bill Spadea and Jack Ciattarelli. South Orange Mayor Sheena Collum was introduced as Steve Fulop’s lieutenant governor pick, further adding to the Democratic primary race.
Overall, New Jersey politics remains a dynamic and ever-changing landscape, with various candidates, controversies, and alliances shaping the upcoming gubernatorial election and beyond. Subscribe to our newsletter for weekly updates on the unfolding drama in the Garden State.
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