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Originally Posted by Pressing-On
I'm not sure they would be able to handle Cain the same way they did Palin. He's coming across as totally likeable, sensible and down to earth. That's going to be hard to fight against.
The only other person that could top him would be Chris Christie. He pushes back with credibility. That fat boy can bring it!  |
BO and his Chicago thug machine will rip Cain to shreds if they ever think for a second he's got a chance. They might not be able to get away with the exact lengths as they did with Palin...but, they'll try and won't lose a wink of sleep over it. They won't take any chances. Dirty politics will gain new heights with those men. Chrstie isn't even running, but just the thought he might be a real challenge is getting him this:
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By JOSH MARGOLIN
Last Updated: 5:40 AM, May 23, 2011
President Obama's re-election campaign is trying to dig up dirt in the Garden State.
Despite New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's repeated pronouncements that he will not seek the GOP presidential nomination, Obama operatives are compiling a dossier of what they call "opposition research" -- material that could be used to damage Christie if he changes his mind, The Post has learned.
The Obama campaign is trying to keep its efforts from public view, concerned they would only elevate Christie's already impressive standing within the Republican Party, sources said.
AP
'He is not running, and he is not cracking the door open even a little bit.' — Gov. Chris Christie’s spokesman Mike DuHaime
The operatives have chosen not to dispatch their own people to New Jersey, but instead are talking to people there and in New York who know Christie from his time in the governor's office, as a gubernatorial candidate and as US attorney.
Obama's campaign manager, Jim Messina, did not respond to messages.
Christie has repeatedly -- and colorfully --said he is not running for president in 2012.
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