Chris Christie has started his own political action committee, the latest — perhaps best — signal that he’s preparing to run for president in 2016. […]
Chris Christie is having a hard time hanging onto the support of his home state as he considers a run for the presidency. “Nearly three […]
Chris Christie knows how to raise cash. But that’s turning out to be of little help to the New Jersey GOP, whose coffers have been […]
Yesterday evening at Field House, Democrat Paul Steinke, former general manager at Reading Terminal Market, announced his bid for City Council At-Large. According to his campaign, if […]
Jeb Bush’s semi-entry into the GOP race — he’s “exploring” a run but hasn’t officially declared — is apparently speeding up Chris Christie’s own timetable […]
If he’s running for president in 2016, Chris Christie will have to play catch-up. Jeb Bush’s “exploration” of entering the presidential campaign has put him […]
The New York Times reports that New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is seeing his popularity dip at home as he spends more and more of […]
A new poll from Quinnipiac University says that New Jersey residents are less than enthusiastic about a Chris Christie presidency. Though he’s won two terms […]
He hasn’t made a formal announcement yet, but sitting down with the Washington Post to mull your (possible) presidential campaign seems to be good way […]
Jon Stewart doesn’t think much of Chris Christie’s veto of “pig welfare” bill that had popular backing in New Jersey — but was heavily opposed in […]
Former Sen. Rick Santorum says he’ll decide in June whether to run for president again. But it sure sounds like he’s a go. Politico:
State treasurer Rob McCord won’t run for Pat Toomey’s U.S. Senate seat in 2016, PoliticsPA reported today. Toomey, Pennsylvania’s junior senator, won Arlen Specter’s old […]
On Monday, Philly mag writer Joel Mathis explained why he — a self-described liberal — would be voting for an (unnamed) Republican in Tuesday’s election. […]
It was a balmy day, the polls seemed reasonably busy, and anecdote after anecdote poured in suggesting voter turnout in Philly yesterday was reasonably strong. […]
In 1962, Richard Nixon lost his campaign to be California governor. In 1968, he was elected president. In between, he spent years campaigning for just […]
