Gov. Chris Christie paid tribute Thursday night to President Barack Obama, thanking him for his help in successfully passing the Hurricane Sandy aid bill in January, and continuing the unlikely public alliance between the Republican and Democrat.
Delivering his keynote speech at a New Jersey Chamber of Commerce dinner, Christie thanked Senators Bob Menendez and Frank Lautenberg, also in attendance, before he added, "I will end the political portion of this program by thanking the President of the United States."
Christie's praise for Obama was met with a round of applause from an audience of as many as 900 New Jersey lawmakers and political operatives from both parties, gathered in the Marriott Wardman Park ballroom for the Chamber's annual "Walk to Washington" event in the nation's capitol.
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"I want to thank the president — he's been extraordinary," the governor added.
Oh yes, because he did so much, right! (Um, what exactly did he do that was so extraordinary?)
"I won't talk about how our conversation went — that's between me and the president," said Christie. "But I'll let you all know it was a lot of fun."
Isn't it nice to know that at least someone is having fun with the president who killed the economy and made the world more dangerous?
Oh wait! Maybe not!
-Martha
In Christie's case, there's a lot to love.
Chris Christie the Democrat.
Let the Christie haters hate all they want. He is the most popular politician in the country and with good reason.
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