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Since his state of the state address in January, the governor has been using the phrase to

boast about his administration’s accomplishments. Just as frequently, Democrats have used

it to mock Christie as revenue figures have lagged and unemployment has risen. Last week,

they questioned whether Christie was the right choice to deliver a speech on the economy.
"No one is happy with a 9.8 percent unemployment rate," Assemblyman Lou Greenwald (D-Camden)

said in a news release issued today, "especially Democrats who have spent more than two

years trying to get Governor Christie to focus on job creation rather than theatrics."
While on the subject of next week’s convention, Christie scoffed at a question about the

policy prescriptions included in the Republican Party’s official platform, copies of which

have been circulating in Tampa this week.

The document accuses President Obama and the federal judiciary of "an assault on the

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marriage and abortion.
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He added: "What I care about is what my positions are and how I govern. And I’m perfectly

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It was a day in which Christie went almost the length and breadth of the state, stopping

first in Newark, praising the achievements in a bill intended to reorganize large chunks of

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The Republican governor told the audience in Woodstown that his keynote speech would touch

on who he is and how he got there. And, he said, it would be Jersey-centric.
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crowd. "I hope to continue to change people’s image of our state, and I think if we can do

that we’ll have accomplished a heck of a lot on Tuesday night."
During a radio show in Philadelphia, one Christie fan said he wanted him to accomplish even

more by appearing in Charlotte, N.C., during the Democrats’ convention in two weeks.

The chairman of the Republican National Committee, Reince Priebus, responded to the

suggestion that the party might send Christie there to counter the Democrats’ message on

their home turf — the way Vice President Joe Biden plans to storm Tampa.
"I’m not really worried about what the message is because he can’t stay on message anyway,

so it just doesn’t matter," Priebus told the radio show host, Larry Mente, on 106.9FM.
When someone suggested they send Christie, Priebus pounced on the idea.
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sending our New Jersey articulate, brawler former federal prosecutor into Charlotte would be

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But Maria Comella, Christie’s communications director, quickly squashed the notion, saying

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