Former President Trump said he is “desperately looking for a TV job” after former Republican presidential primary candidate Chris Christie withdrew from the 2024 campaign earlier this week.
President Trump: “Chris Christie is 'irresponsible' and has strangely decided to drop out ahead of the New Hampshire convention, in which he has invested so much time, energy and money.'' Post Truth Society Friday Morning. “We hear he will soon be backing ‘Ida’ Hutchinson, who hit 1% for the first time last week but has fallen back to zero.”Chris is desperately looking for a TV job, but unfortunately no one wants him. No. ABC Fake News will get you back half of what you paid. May he rest in peace!”
Christie announced Wednesday that he was withdrawing from the Republican race just days before the Iowa caucuses.
“It's clear tonight that there is no path for me to win the nomination,” Christie said at a town hall in Windham, New Hampshire.
The former New Jersey governor criticized the former president throughout his campaign. During the Republican debate in September, Mr. Christie took issue with the former president's failure to attend the event.
“I want to say to the camera right now, Donald, I know you're watching. I can't help myself. I know you're watching, okay? And , you're not here tonight because of the polls, you're not here because of the indictment. You're not here tonight because you're scared to stand on this stage and defend your record,” Christie said. Told.
Before Christie announced the end of her campaign, she was caught on a hot mic saying fellow Republican presidential primary candidate Nikki Haley would be “smoked” in the race against Trump.
“So she's spent like $68 million so far on TV alone — $68 million so far — $59 million on DeSantis, and we've spent $12. [million]. I mean, who's punching above their weight and who's getting a return on their investment, right? ” Christie can be heard saying in the audio. “And she's going to smoke. And you and I both know that. She's not going to do that.”
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