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To: Paul Smith who wrote (390054)	10/31/2010 4:29:03 PM
From: FJB	3 Recommendations Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 793970

I have decided that Christie/Ryan would be my dream ticket for 2012. I would pay big bucks to see them devastate their counterparts in a debate.

To: Paul Smith who wrote (390054)	10/31/2010 6:48:20 PM
From: KLP	5 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793970

Another reeason to LOVE Gov Chris Christie: ‘Be the Guardians at the Gate’ Video Chris Christie: ‘Be the Guardians at the Gate’ October 29, 2010 2:40 P.M. By Robert Costa Lancaster, Pa. — Gov. Chris Christie (R., N.J.) was in central Pennsylvania this morning, stumping for Tom Corbett, the Republican gubernatorial nominee, who’s leading Democrat Dan Onorato in the polls. As Christie took the stage, he laughed as someone yelled “2016!” “We must be the guardians at the gate for our democracy,” Christie told the crowd huddled on the tarmac at Lancaster airport. “We must be the guardians at the gate for our principles.” “Close the deal,” Christie urged, as a throng of GOP activists cheered. “You have to be, as you so often have been, the foot soldiers for what needs to happen on Tuesday night.” Christie was joined at the rally by Pat Toomey, the GOP nominee for U.S. Senate, Gov. Tim Pawlenty (R., Minn.), and Gov. Haley Barbour (R., Miss.), the chairman of the Republican Governors Association. nationalreview.com

To: Paul Smith who wrote (390054)	10/31/2010 7:57:36 PM
From: LindyBill	3 Recommendations Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 793970

The recently-released GOP "Pledge to America" proposes to cut about $100 billion, despite a current federal budget deficit of more than $1 trillion. And Republicans did not say specifically how they would cut even $100 billion. This is what we will be hollering about next year. They have to have the guts to cut spending. I don't think they do. And remove regulations and taxes on corporations. Again, not going to happen. They are convinced that the Dems will win the argument against them if they do.