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Subscribe to RSSThe Republicans Governors Association is going to debut a 20-minute movie, called "A New Jersey," about the election of Chris Christie in New Jersey at a D.C. movie theater. Seriously.
Here's a preview of the short film that features very serious piano music, a forlorn President Obama, and chants of "Yes, we can" for Christie:
Remember November Act I: 'A New Jersey' Opening Featurette from Republican Governors Association on Vimeo.
Remember the Dream. Remember November. from Republican Governors Association on Vimeo.
Here's the RGA's release:
RGA Announces Remember November: A New Jersey
The Republican Governors Association announced today that it will release a 20+ minute film highlighting the election of Governor Chris Christie and his first eight months in office. A preview of the film is available by visiting www.RememberNovember.com.The film will debut Wednesday, September 8 at E Street Cinema in Washington, D.C. as well as online.
“Chris Christie’s campaign, transition and first eight months in office is a case study of how the RGA, our candidates and governors are reviving the Republican Party,” said RGA Executive Director Nick Ayers.
“Few people in January of 2009 gave us a chance to win a state Obama had just carried by nearly 15 points, and even fewer thought a Republican could fundamentally change a state dominated by Democrats,” Ayers continued. “But Chris Christie and the RGA adopted a ‘no excuses’ mentality and proved the pundits wrong.”
“Over the last 18 months, this model has shown the path forward for our Party,” Ayers said. “Americans are begging for political leaders who will reduce spending and impose fiscal sanity, and Chris Christie is delivering.”
When it is released, A New Jersey will be the longest in a series of videos reminding voters of the importance of this year’s elections. The previously released Remember November videos have been loaded more than two million times on the web.
“We have long said that our model to rebuild the party begins at the state level with governors’ races,” Ayers said. “The RGA’s $7 million investment in New Jersey combined with Chris Christie’s candidacy and his transformational leadership as governor is a preview of what we can accomplish if conservatives Remember November.”
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this post linked to the wrong RGA trailer. It has been replaced.
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Will Pole Dancing & Spanking be Highlighted?
Featuring that well known and retreaded F.R. superstar and legend in her own mind Jersey Shores
OMG! I wonder if Bonehead will spend "extra" time in the tanning booth.
Wonder which crime family this joker hails from? He looks like someone waiting to collect the mafia crime take for the day.
I'll play critic here. Looks like a crime show. There was so much loud music and noise, I could not understand most of what was said. It was annoying not informative.
Chris Christie New Jersey superstar? Pullleeeeasseee! Perhaps in other states, but not us stuck with him for 4 years here in NJ. It's a given that he'll end up a one termer here as he's energized the left, and when ordinary, uningaged politically, citizens start getting thier property tax bills, the air will come out of his balloon. I'll give him credit for this: his arrogance is beyond reproach!
He has a credibility problem that will be exploited at re-election time with all the cuts he's made hurting lower and middle class families, and most agregiously the handicapped, but boy he wouldn't cut one dime of the tax breaks for the lucky making over $400K a year. Then he has the audacity to call this "shared sacrifice". How's that for hypocracy? Wait until residents get thier new tax bills, which are already the highest in the nation, and also see the severe drop in services! Fiscal responsibility my a$$!
So the GOP can place this guy on a pedestal if they want. Residents like me can't wait to get into the voting booth to rid ourselves of our GW Bush II.
I can tell you that Christie's victory in 2009 had nothing to do with Obama and everything to do with a fickle NJ electorate that despises their governors regardless of what party they belong to. Christie will be a one termer just like his predecessor and just like whomever follows him. It is very rare for a NJ governor to be reelected. Local municipalities in NJ are already hurting from his budget cuts, local libraries are being closed down...he is already very unpopular here.
While I don't live in NJ, from the posts here, he sounds like he's the RGA/ GOP version of an epic Nor'Easter snow-job !