Video: Chris Christie Has a Message for Obama

Via Daniel Foster, in this YouTube video New Jersey governor Chris Christie takes what could easily be an embarrassment for himself–a clerical error that cost New Jersey $400 million in education funding–and manages to turn the issue on Obama administration bureaucrats without sounding like he’s whining.

No wonder Christie has a higher approval rating than Obama does in New Jersey.

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