any voters. what do you think of that? i think that s spot-on. governor christie though knows that governor bush and senator rubio have become the establishment favorites this this 2016 race but i d add another point to what he s trying to do here. he was here in man charges ter earlier. i this he s trying to recapture that magic. 2010 casting himself as a truth teller with the public school teachers. he wants to get back to that kind of popularity with the base talking about fiscal issue. yeah, but it s also hard to imagine how he engineers back then, right, first of all a different political environment, it was 2010 sort of the high sort of frothy tea party atmosphere but it was also he was engaged in an actual direct confrontation in which he was fighting teachers. he was fighting them over pensions. he was fighting them over a bunch of things. i mean he can t just go around new hampshire yelling at random people. christie s team and i ve spoken with them over the past week
this is chris christie s play for them as much as it is for any voters. what do you think of that? i think that s spot-on. governor christie knows that governor bush and senator rubio have become the establishment favorites in this 2016 race, but i d add another point to what he s trying to do here. he was here in manchester earlier. i think he s trying to recapture that magic. 2010 casting himself as a truth teller with the public schoolteachers. he wants to get back to that kind of popularity with the base talking about fiscal issues. yeah, but it s also hard to imagine how he engineers back then, right, first of all, a different political environment, it was 2010, sort of the high sort of frothy tea party atmosphere, but it was also he was engaged in an actual direct confrontation in which he was fighting teachers. he was fighting them over pensions. he was fighting them over a bunch of things. i mean, he can t just go around new hampshire yelling at random people. christie
that is a very popular policy view of the republican donor class. this is chris christie s play for them as much as it is for any voters. what do you think of that? i think that s spot-on. governor christie knows that governor bush and senator rubio have become the establishment favorites in this 2016 race, but i d add another point to what he s trying to do here. he was here in manchester earlier. i think he s trying to recapture that magic. 2010 casting himself as a truth teller with the public schoolteachers. he wants to get back to that kind of popularity with the base talking about fiscal issues. yeah, but it s also hard to imagine how he engineers back then, right, first of all, a different political environment, it was 2010, sort of the high sort of frothy tea party atmosphere, but it was also he was engaged in an actual direct confrontation in which he was fighting teachers. he was fighting them over pensions. he was fighting them over a bunch of things. i mean, he can t
seeing workers in america go through today? well, his case was too much concentrated wealth on one hand and too much war, not enough concern for the working poor. and today we have these high more billionaires than ever before. we have three wars. and we have more poor and the middle class. he felt the need to focus on jobs for working class poor people. i have with me two sanitation workers that were there in memphis in 68 who are still fighting for workers to have a place at the table to have collective bargaining. the states rights forces have been resurrected to fight civil rights yet again. whether it s fighting teachers, students needing classrooms or fighting workers place at the table, now fighting voter i.d. to make voting more difficult. it is a kind of a confederate
those sanitation workers and generally speaking what we re seeing workers in america go through today? well, his case was too much concentrated wealth on one hand and too much war, not enough concern for the working poor. and today we have these high more billionaires than ever before. we have three wars. and we have more poor and the middle class. he felt the need to focus on jobs for working class poor people. i have with me two sanitation workers that were there in memphis in 68 who are still fighting for workers to have a place at the table to have collective bargaining. the states rights forces have been resurrected to fight civil rights yet again. whether it s fighting teachers, students needing classrooms or fighting workers place at the table, now fighting voter i.d. to make voting more difficult.