Chris Christie Caught On Hot Mic Trashing Nikki Haley With 4 Blistering Words
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Moments before he announced his exit from the GOP presidential campaign, the former New Jersey governor said his rival in the 2024 race is "not up to this.”
Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie started his Republican presidential campaign last June by going scorched earth on former President Donald Trump.
Just before Christie announced Wednesday that he was suspending his campaign, he went scorched earth on rival GOP candidates Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis on a live microphone.
Christie then announced his campaign exit at a town hall event in Windham, New Hampshire.
Christie had previously described Haley as “smart” but had also criticized the former South Carolina governor as being “unwilling to offend anyone by telling the truth.”
On Wednesday, the microphone captured Christie telling someone named Wayne that Haley’s presidential bid would fail miserably.
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