By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog
Both Governor Christie AND Walker are hanging out at today’s Green Bay vs. Dallas NFC playoff contest, Save Jerseyans. Smack talk is naturally all over social media.
Making light of the New Jerseyan’s controversial visits to Dallas owner Jerry Jones’s box (FYI – he paid his own way this week), Walker tweet a loaded photo from the fan section:
This is the type of owner I’ll be looking to hug after a #Packers win on Sunday: pic.twitter.com/W20LRO5oMM
— Governor Walker (@GovWalker) January 7, 2015
Never one to let anyone else have the last word…
.@GovWalker don’t worry… there are enough awkward hugs to go around. pic.twitter.com/gFTItWqPVO
— Governor Christie (@GovChristie) January 7, 2015
This is presidential primary politics in 2015. We’ve come a long way, Save Jerseyans. Up or down? I’ll let you decide. For now… go Packers!
EARTH-QUAKE! EARTH-QUAKE! EARTH-QUAKE!
Seahawks…
Greenbay!
WALKER2016!
Going with Dallas – I like seeing the NJ media foaming at the mouth over the complete non-issue of who Christie cheers on.
Ironically, this may be Christie’s only win against Walker this “political” season!
As a North Jersey girl in her mid 40s, of course, it’s Dallas. That’s what the media is missing in all this anti-Christie rhetoric: cheering for Dallas was what the cool kids did in our generation of North Jersey.
This is about as important as what toilet paper he uses.
Smart move by Christie either way. Nothing like being on ESPN and national media talking about you for 4 weeks straight….. free media coverage…. smart.
…and makes snarky remarks at us: http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/christie_chronicles/Christie-not-on-TV-during-Cowboys-game.html
@Sixth Clearest indication to me yet that he’s not running; a guy who wants to win in PA doesn’t say that!
I guess Governor Christie is no longer Jerry Jones good luck charm — orange sweater and al.
Chris Christie is an embarrassment to himself, the voters who elected him, and the people of New Jersey he supposedly represents. I voted for Steve Lonegan in 2009 and Seth Grossman in 2013 because I knew he was an over-inflated egotist who will always put himself ahead of his Party, his State and his Country.
Could not agree more.