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Troll Master Trump: Mocks Chris Christie With AI-Generated McDonald’s Drone Meme

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Hilarity ensued on social media Saturday when President-elect Donald Trump posted a meme depicting former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) as the culprit behind the mysterious drone sightings across the northeast.

The image, which appears to be AI-generated, shows Christie hunched over a large spread of McDonald’s food while half a dozen drones fly toward him with more fast-food deliveries in tow:

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As he posted the meme uncaptioned, the incoming president left the implications rather open-ended for people to come up with their own jokes and observations.

“Democrats seething about how Trump posts memes to connect with his audience completely explains their disconnection with the working class that lost them this election,” one Instagram user wrote.

“BRILLIANT! Now we know what the drones in NJ are up to,” another commenter said.

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Christie’s Hot Mic Moment: DeSantis ‘Petrified’, Haley’s ‘Gonna Get Smoked’ (VIDEO)

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In a revealing hot mic moment, former GOP presidential candidate Chris Christie was inadvertently caught expressing skepticism about the electoral prospects of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, both vying for the Republican nomination against former President Donald Trump.

Christie, who announced his withdrawal from the GOP primary on Wednesday evening, was overheard mocking DeSantis as “petrified” and suggesting that Haley is bound to “get smoked” in the race. The unguarded comments shed light on Christie’s assessment of the dynamics within the Republican primary and may have unintended consequences for the remaining candidates.

“We know we’re right, but they don’t want to hear it,” Christie remarked in a conversation with an individual identified as “Wayne.” Reflecting on his unsuccessful campaign, Christie emphasized the clarity and directness of his message, seemingly contrasting it with what he perceives as the shortcomings of DeSantis and Haley.

Christie pointed to campaign spending to underscore the comparative performance of the campaigns, noting that Haley had spent $68 million on TV advertising, DeSantis $59 million, and his own campaign $12 million. The former New Jersey governor questioned who was “punching above their weight” and achieving a better return on investment.

Expressing doubt about Haley’s chances, Christie asserted, “She’s gonna get smoked. And you and I both know, and she’s not up to this.” The conversation also touched upon Haley’s standing in New Hampshire, where she reportedly lags behind Trump by 20 points.

Christie’s remarks extended to DeSantis, as he revealed that the Florida governor had contacted him, seemingly concerned about Christie’s decision-making in the race. Despite the cordial exchange, Christie’s hot mic comments hinted at underlying doubts about DeSantis’ viability in the primary.

The candid moment also disclosed that Christie, a vocal critic of Trump during the primary, didn’t mince words when assessing Haley, branding her a “joke” who has performed poorly and is not up to the task.

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Chris Christie Fails to Make GOP Primary Ballot in Super Tuesday State

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Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie failed to make the Republican Party presidential primary ballot in Maine after not securing enough signatures from voters.

The Republican presidential candidate was notified earlier this month by the Maine Secretary of State’s Office that he had failed to secure enough certified signatures from Maine voters to qualify for the state’s GOP primary ballot, the Bangor Daily News reported.

The campaign appealed the decision in court after facing the unexpected setback in the Super Tuesday state, but were shot down this week by Maine Superior Court Justice Julia M. Lipez.

Christie “did not separate petition forms by town, as instructed by the Secretary, or, in the alternative, give himself sufficient time to bring those multi-town signature sheets to the relevant municipalities before the November 20 deadline,” Lipez wrote.

Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows said in a statement that her office appreciated “that the court upheld the integrity of Maine’s well-established ballot access requirements.” (Read more from “Chris Christie Fails to Make GOP Primary Ballot in Super Tuesday State” HERE)

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Chris Christie and Nikki Haley Don’t Support Banning Child Sex Changes

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Gov. Chris Christie (R) claimed during the fourth Republican presidential debate that outlawing sex-mutilating transgender procedures for minors would take away parents’ rights over their children.

Megyn Kelly, debate moderator and host of The Megyn Kelly Show, asked the former New Jersey governor on Wednesday night if his pro-transgender position, which enables the “cutting off [of] body parts at a time when kids cannot even legally smoke a cigarette” is “too out of step” for him to qualify as the Republican nominee.

“Kids who go from puberty blockers to cross-sex hormones are at a much greater likelihood of winding up sterile,” Kelly noted. “How is it that you think a parent should be able to OK these surgeries, never mind the sterilization of a child, and aren’t you way too out of step on this issue to be the Republican nominee?”

“No, I’m not because Republicans believe in less government, not more, in less involvement with government, not more government involvement in people’s lives,” Christie replied. . .

Christie is not the only Republican presidential candidate to take the position that the government should stay out of the child sex change industry, which has been tirelessly promoted by the Biden administration. Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley has been facing renewed criticism because of a June TV interview in which she said the government should not intervene if parents decide to put their children through irreversible, life-altering “transgender” surgery.

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Chris Christie Excuses Antisemitism as Reaction to Trump

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Former New Jersey governor and 2024 Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie appeared to excuse antisemitism as a natural reaction to the “intolerant” rhetoric and actions of his main rival, current frontrunner former President Donald Trump.

As Breitbart News reported:

Anchor Dana Bash said, “I want to ask about the spike in hate against Jews in the United States. You told The New York Times that you believe Trump has contributed to this.”

Christie said, “When you show intolerance towards everyone, which is what he does, you give permission as a leader for others to have their intolerance come out. Intolerance towards anyone encourages intolerance towards everyone. That’s exactly what’s going on here. That’s been going on for some time, not just with Donald Trump, but with university professors on some of our most elite campuses in this country, with university administrators and presidents who have been unwilling to stand up against antisemitism on their campuses, most particularly. There should be no campus in this country where a Jewish student is afraid to leave their dorm, a Jewish student is afraid go to their classes, a Jewish student is afraid to go to have a meal in the dining hall. That is outrageous, and it’s wrong.”

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Christie added, “In the end, look, I think that there have been a lot of people who contributed to it. I believe Donald Trump’s intolerant language and conduct gives others permission to act the same.”

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Trump Hits Back at Chris Christie for ‘Donald Duck’ Nickname

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Former President Donald Trump dismissed former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie’s new nickname for him that attacked the former president for his absence from the second GOP presidential primary debate.

Christie called Trump “Donald Duck” on Wednesday night, criticizing him for skipping the event in favor of attending an event in Michigan for the United Auto Workers strike. . .

Unimpressed with the nickname, Trump fired back at Christie in an interview with Fox News Digital Wednesday night.

“Anybody that would come up with that nickname shouldn’t be running for president,” Trump said.

Trump defended his decision to skip the debate, saying that due to his sizable lead over the field, it was “much more important” for him to deal “with the UAW and the fact that the Biden administration is going to destroy their jobs over the next two years by going all electric vehicle.” (Read more from “Trump Hits Back at Chris Christie for ‘Donald Duck’ Nickname” HERE)

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Christie Goes After Trump: If You Keep Skipping Debates, ‘We’re Gonna Call You Donald Duck’ (VIDEO)

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Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie criticized former President Donald Trump during the second Republican Party primary debate on Wednesday night.

Christie made the remarks at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California.

“And I want to look at camera right now tell you, Donald, I know you’re watching,” Christie said. “You can’t help yourself. I know you’re watching, okay? And you’re not here tonight — not because of polls and not because of your indictments — you’re not here tonight because you’re afraid of being on the stage and defending your record.”

“You’re ducking these things,” he continued. “And let me tell you what’s going to happen. You keep doing that, no one up here is gonna call you Donald Trump anymore. We’re gonna call you Donald Duck.”

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‘I Never Trusted Him’: Trump Attacks Christie for ‘Hatred’

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Former President Donald Trump bashed fellow 2024 Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie as someone with “a lot of hatred.”

Trump made the comments about Christie while also bashing him as someone he “never trusted” on America First with Sebastian Gorka on Thursday.

“He made some recommendations that weren’t exactly great recommendations. I listened to Chris. I got along with him. He endorsed me like crazy,” Trump said.

Trump then discussed Christie’s 2016 presidential campaign and mentioned how Christie endorsed Trump in the 2016 GOP primary after the then-New Jersey governor dropped out.

“But I didn’t trust Chris, I never trusted him, I could never really feel like I could trust him, so I didn’t use him, so he’s got a lot of hatred. I didn’t put him in the administration — I didn’t want to, so he’s got a lot of hatred,” Trump said. (Read more from “‘I Never Trusted Him’: Trump Attacks Christie for ‘Hatred'” HERE)

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Chris Christie Shows Support for Child Gender Transition Surgeries

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Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie announced late last month that he is running for president in 2024. In an apparent effort to distinguish himself from better-performing candidates in the Republican field, Christie — presently ranked seventh on average with less than two points to his name in the polls — has come out in support of child gender transition surgeries.

The Republican presidential candidate told CNN’s Jake Tapper during his Sunday appearance on “State of the Nation” that he doesn’t think “the government should ever be stepping into the place of the parents in helping to move their children through a process where those children are confused or concerned about their gender.” . . .

Rebuffing the warnings of groups like the NJ Family Policy Council, Christie ratified Democrat legislation (S-3067/A-465) in 2017, barring public school districts from requiring transvestic students to use bathrooms or locker rooms corresponding with their biological sex. . .

In reply to Tapper, who noted that other Republicans were “going in the opposite direction” of the LGBT activist-affirming efforts he employed as governor, Christie said, “The fact is that folks who are under the age of 18 should have parental support and guidance and love as they make all of the key decisions of their life, and this should not be one that is excluded by the government in any way.”

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Chris Christie Files to Run for President

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Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has filed to run for president, becoming the latest Republican contender to join an already-crowded field.

Christie, 60, filed papers with the Federal Election Commission to formally begin his candidacy on Tuesday. Christie served as governor of New Jersey for eight years, from 2010 to 2018, and formerly was a close ally of former President Donald Trump, whom he has since extensively criticized.

Christie last ran for president in 2016, a campaign in which he did not win any primaries or caucuses but attracted attention for his debate performance, with one exchange criticizing Republican Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida for pre-prepared responses to questions garnering acclaim from Republicans. He later endorsed Trump and served as the head of his presidential transition team, though he was removed from the role after the election and passed over by Trump for the vice presidency.

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