The selection of Congressman Paul Ryan to serve as Mitt Romney’s vice presidential running mate is tremendous news for the Republican Party and I send him my sincerest congratulations.
The extraordinary rise of Governor Christie from an obscure — and rejected — Morris County freeholder to one of the top Republicans in the nation is now complete.
THE PEOPLE of New Jersey should take pride that Governor Christie has been selected to deliver the keynote address at the Republican convention in two weeks.
Being anointed as the keynote speaker for such a large audience as the convention is not given out lightly and is seen as a stepping stone for future party nominations or appointments.
Republicans gathering in Tampa this month for the national convention — and those watching it on TV — are about to get a huge slice of New Jersey attitude.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie will deliver the keynote address that launches the Republican National Convention in two weeks, telling USA TODAY he plans to make an “emphatic” argument on behalf of GOP approaches and shared sacrifice to face the nation’s biggest challenges.
Helped by summer hiring, New Jersey added 17,600 jobs in May — the biggest jump in more than seven years — even as the unemployment rate climbed a second straight month, the state Labor Department reported Thursday.
New Jersey added 17,600 jobs in May, a bump in employment championed by Republican Gov. Chris Christie Thursday as he seeks to show the state’s economy is on the rebound.
Gov. Christie released remarkably positive job growth numbers at a morning press conference, and in doing so he got ahead of what promises to be a day of political squabbling over his proposed tax cut.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie’s favorability rating has reached an all-time high, according to a new poll Tuesday.
