very extreme to your viewers, but that is the extreme behavior that goes on inside of that office. so the executive chamber is a place that is designed really to undermine staff. it is designed as a place where people are berated constantly. it is something that i think is fostered by the people that surround the governor, and it is really reinforced on a regular basis. so it makes you feel as if you are being whiplashed between, you have done a great job and you are valueless, and it makes you second guess yourself with gaslighting. it is a very unfortunate place to work because, obviously, people go there to serve the public. in the executive chamber, really what stood out to me the most almost from the moment i walked through the door was that loyalty to the governor was the currency that overrode everything else. what about the allegations of
couple of months, mary pat and i just decided, like, you know, we better really rethink this. and so we did. but in the end, my commitment to the state is what overrode everything else. i mean, i asked for this job. i fought hard to get this job. and my job here isn t done. and it just never felt right to me to leave now. and so i rethought it because when as many serious people really earnestly come to you and ask you to do it, i think you have an obligation to rethink it. so we did. but we came out in the same spot. kevin? [ inaudible question ] no. no, no, you screwed around and now you re out. next, charlie? primary schedule in
when it comes to sarah palin. she is the last candidate who has a base waiting for her. however, there s been a lesson for her in recent polling, it s gone from 16% of republicans in august to say she s my choice to be our nominee down to 7% in our lating polling. which means not that they don t like her anymore, this process, especially south carolina moved up, new hampshire and iowa are about to move up. republicans will be casting votes to pick their nominee just after new year in early january. here s the governor. i ve been adamant about the fact i would not run for president. my language was clear and direct no matter how many times i was asked the question. for me the answer was never anything but no. my job here in new jersey is my passion. i ve always meant it when i i said i felt like the luckiest guy in the world to have this job. i m doing a job that i love in the state i grew up in on behalf of some of the toughest and greatest people in this country. it wasn
couple of months mary p t and i thought we better really rethink this. and we did. in the end my commitment to the state is what overrode everything else. i asked for this job, i fought hard to get this job, and my job here isn t done. and it just never felt right to me to leave now. so i rethought it because when as many serious people really earnestly come to you and ask you to do it i think you have an obligation to rethink it. so we did, but we came out in the same stop. another topic? no, sorry. you screwed around, and now you re out, next. charlie? [inaudible]