After six months of war, Israel’s isolation grows with no end in sight
Apr 7, 2024
Mr. Christie said that support abruptly ended on election night in 2020 when Mr. Trump signaled his intent to subvert the democratic results. Mr. Christie invited the audience to imagine him in the same role now against Mr. Trump in a hypothetical debate. “Particularly suburban women abandoned” Mr. Trump “because they had enough,” Mr. Christie said. Mr. Shriber, a retired teacher from Chester, N.H., said he could support Mr. Christie in the primary as a foil to Mr. Trump. “But he’d better not disappoint me again.”The post Chris Christie, Putting Out Feelers for a 2024 Run, Takes Aim at Trump appeared first on New York Times.
