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Former Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey. AP Photo/John Locher
Chris Christie blasted President Biden's reelection plans on Sunday, calling him "old" and "boring."
"In the end, Joe Biden is not an exciting candidate. And the American people are not relating to him," he argued.
Biden is set to announce his 2024 reelection campaign in the coming months.
Former New Jersey Republican Gov. Chris Christie on Sunday was critical of President Joe Biden's expected 2024 reelection bid, arguing that the commander-in-chief is "old" and "not an exciting candidate." During an interview on ABC's "This...
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