Trump criticizes Christie as unfit for presidency after fourth debate
Former President Donald Trump Takes Aim at Chris Christie
Former President Donald Trump didn’t hold back in his criticism of his 2024 opponent, Chris Christie. Trump took to his own social media platform, Truth Social, to blast the former New Jersey governor just two days after Christie’s appearance in the fourth Republican debate. Interestingly, Trump himself did not participate in the debate for the fourth time.
“Sloppy Chris Christie is not fit to run for President. He is suffering from Trump Derangement Syndrome,” Trump wrote. “According to all, he came in LAST in the debate, and I came in FIRST, as I have in all of the debates, without even being there. MAGA!”
During the debate, Christie made a point of calling out his opponents on stage for evading direct answers to questions. Although he had the least speaking time, clocking in at just over 16 minutes, former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley wasn’t far ahead with only about 30 seconds more.
When Christie boldly predicted that Trump “will be convicted of felonies,” he faced boos from the crowd. Undeterred, the former governor defiantly urged them to “boo all you want.”
Trump’s Focus on Gov. Ron DeSantis
Not stopping at Christie, Trump also dedicated three separate posts on Friday to Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), who seems to be the runner-up candidate to the former president. In these posts, Trump accused DeSantis of once being ”Anthony Fauci’s Biggest Fan.”
Ever since the various indictments were brought against him, from mishandling classified documents to subverting the 2020 presidential election, Trump has maintained a massive lead. He has pleaded not guilty to all the charges.
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