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A heavy silence hung over the room. A man with aphasia – his stutter allowing him to speak in only a few strained words at a time – pleads with Chris Christie for help with his health at a Nov. 11 town hall-style meeting in Coralville, Iowa.
Massachusetts
(CNSNews.com) – "Let New Jersey be the canary in the coal mine" when it comes to raising taxes on millionaires, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said on Saturday. "It is a failed idea and a failed policy; it's class warfare. It happened in my state.
Catholic
(RNS) — When New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie entered the 2016 GOP presidential nominating race, he said, "I am now ready to fight for the people of the United States of America." "Fight" is the operative word. In one debate after another, Christie set out to establish
new hampshire
PORTSMOUTH, N.H. – After a massive storm slammed the East Coast with snow, ice and battering winds Saturday, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie returned to his New Hampshire campaign on Sunday, where his wife, Mary Pat Christie had filled in for him since Friday, when Christie left the Granite State
Faith
LAKEWOOD, N.J. — It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas here. But Hanukkah? Not so much. In this town of about 90,000 residents, including a large Jewish enclave, a complaint over a menorah set up beside a decorated Christmas tree in Town Square has triggered the
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie says President Barack Obama continues to underestimate the threat posed by Islamic State militants despite the Paris attacks. "This is a cult of evil, everyone," he said of the Islamic State group in a speech Tuesday to the Council on Foreign
Princeton University
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Voices are emerging to counter the din raised on college campuses by self-styled social-justice advocates as students who don't accept the need for "safe spaces" defend free speech against activists who would muzzle peers to weed out "microaggressions." At Princeton University,
GOP
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Republican Chris Christie promised Thursday to spend a lot more time in Iowa as the leadoff presidential caucuses draw closer, signaling a shift for the New Jersey governor after months of focusing on New Hampshire. Christie, who has struggled to gain traction in the 2016 Republican
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