Christie offers Democrats advice for beating Trump: ‘Replace Joe Biden’
Chris Christie has told Democrats that the best thing they can do to beat former president and expected Republican nominee Donald Trump is to “replace Joe Biden”.
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Chris Christie Spots The Moment When GOP Race 'Was Over': It Told Voters 'This Is OK'
Former New Jersey governor Chris Christie said the primary battle for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination “was over” on the night of the first GOP debate in August.
What is Donald Trump’s net worth?
The first debate between the contenders to be the Republican Party’s nominee for president in 2024 will finally take place in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on Wednesday evening – without the front-runner.
The world is already in Trump-induced chaos. Prepare for things to get worse
Fear struck across Europe, a continent that is home to more than 746 million people, as just over 300,000 people turned out to vote in a small state in the upper northeast corner of the United States and delivered a resounding 11-point victory (a lead of just over 36,000 votes) for former president Donald Trump. With the result in the New Hampshire primary contest, the hope that Nikki Haley could turn the tide and bring a degree of normalcy back to the Republican Party quickly collapsed.
What is Donald Trump’s net worth?
The first debate between the contenders to be the Republican Party’s nominee for president in 2024 will finally take place in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on Wednesday evening – without the front-runner.
What is Donald Trump’s net worth?
The first debate between the contenders to be the Republican Party’s nominee for president in 2024 will finally take place in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on Wednesday evening – without the front-runner.
From 'landslide' to 'strong second': How Haley's expectations changed in New Hampshire
For weeks, Nikki Haley and her allies have said she was ready to take on Donald Trump in Tuesday's New Hampshire primary — and prove she has the momentum with Republicans to keep fighting him for the party's presidential nomination.