The Republican candidate Herman Cain says presidential governor of New Jersey Chris Christie is too liberal for conservative Republicans. Republicans unhappy with the current field of GOP presidential candidates were invited to run Christie.
Christie has always resisted a candidate, but says the proximity of the governor, he reversed his decision to withdraw from the race. Cain told "Fox News Sunday" that many conservatives do not know if it will support Christie on his views on global warming, illegal immigration and gun control. Christie broke with traditional conservative views on certain issues.
He expressed support for some gun control, said the country without the required documentation is not a crime, and climate change as real and partly by man. But it will run the governor? Christie repeated for weeks, "no" answers that question.
In a speech last week at the Reagan library, he told the audience at a political video mashup to see his answers "no." Despite the denials, speculation that Christie does not leak.
Now show, amid strong support from Republican heavyweights and polls, Obama is lower, say sources close to the governor, he is indeed considering the nomination contest. Christie team is supposed to judge how fast they could run a campaign in order to be ready for the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire.
