By Dan Calabrese —— Bio and Archives--February 10, 2016
I eagerly await James Taranto's bye-ku on this one. In a certain respect I think Christie gets a bad rap from conservatives, but we'll get to that in a second. A governor who became a quick sensation for his willingness to lay it to public employee unions was unable - like all his fellow governors this time around - to appeal to the broader Republican electorate. And having thought a strong showing in New Hampshire would be his hope to gain some traction, a sixth-place, 7 percent showing leads to only one conclusion:
One of the sources familiar with the meeting said the New Jersey governor is a "political realist" and understood that not qualifying to appear in Saturday's debate and the lack of money made it impossible to go forward.
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