Republican presidential candidate and former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie arrives to speak at the Way of Faith and Freedom to Majority conference at the Washington Hilton on June 23, 2023 in Washington, DC.
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Former New Jersey Governor and Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie launched his latest attack against Donald Trump on Fox News on Sunday.
He claimed that the former president lied about the size of his protest crowd and failed to keep his policy promises.
“People in the Republican Party, and in the whole of America in general, are tired of having political candidates who are snake oil sellers who don’t tell them the truth, who tell them anything. what they think they want to hear at the moment,” Christie told Fox News.
Christie called the estimated size of Trump’s rally “absurd”.
“Tens of thousands of people don’t show up anymore. That’s one of the big lies anymore,” he added. “All you have to do is look at the pictures.”
Christie has become one of Trump’s most vocal critics, even as the former president is currently embroiled in a number of incidents. criminal investigation led the vote significantly among the GOP’s crowded candidate pool.
Trump and Christie also differ in Social Security Reform.
trumpet Was rejected cut the program. In the Sunday interview, Christie was even more adamant in her stance on the Social Security check facility, which would exclude higher earners from receiving those benefits. He also supports the proposal to increase the retirement age.
“Do the extremely wealthy need Social Security? Do we really need Warren Buffett, Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk to collect Social Security?” he say.
A former US attorney, Christie also criticized 5 years investigation on Hunter Biden’s tax crime allegations, saying it was “a lie or it was incompetent.”
“It’s not like it took five years to get a plea of two misdemeanors and then dismiss the gun charges” against the son of President Joe Biden, he said.
Christie make your long-term bid on June 6 and is trailing Trump’s numbers at around 2.5%, although he has enjoyed some success relative to other candidates, according to the poll compiled from Politics is clear indeed. The former governor also invited big sponsor support his campaign.
To secure a spot in the Republican primary debates starting in August, Republican candidates will have to receive 40,000 donations from contributors and polls on 1% in three national polls, or two national polls and one state poll.
