Candidate for governor admits he has no input into his campaign strategy

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After the debate Friday night at William Paterson University, a reporter asked Christie why his campaign failed to anticipate the emergence of independent Chris Daggett, who is cutting into Christie’s margins in the counties that his campaign had been taking for granted.

"That’s what I hire other people to do for me, is to help to make those decisions for me," Christie replied. He added, "I’m out there working 14, 15, 16 hours a day. So the strategy decision is not something I’m generally engaged in."

That was quite a stunning admission. Most pols prefer to at least pretend their strategy flows from their principles. Christie is the first candidate I’ve ever seen admit he’s being spoon-fed his strategy.

Even the liberals are laughing at the ineptness of this campaign.

http://blog.nj.com/njv_paul_mulshine/2009/...ampaign_th.html

Edited October 20, 2009 by w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r

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it's jersey, where people tell you what to think.

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I'm not sure what Christie's campaign is about.

It's clear how Corzine is positioning himself, even if its total #######.

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I'm not sure what Christie's campaign is about.

It's clear how Corzine is positioning himself, even if its total #######.

Corzine will make sure women can keep getting their mammograms. Heck, he might volunteer to do the breast exams himself.

I'm almost certainly voting Daggett.