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    Editorial: Kudos to Chris Christie, who told the truth about Trump

    As he exits the stage before any votes are cast, Chris Christie deserves credit and thanks for repeatedly saying what Republican primary voters need to hear. Donald Trump is unfit for office. Christie preached it wide and far, eloquently, reasonably and courageously. The former New Jersey governor, who backed Trump’s campaign when the real estate mogul improbably won the presidency in 2016, ...
    by Chicago Tribune Editorial Board, Chicago Tribune Jan 13, 2024 2 minutes
    Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie speaks during a New Hampshire Town Hall at Saint Anselm College in Goffstown, New Hampshire, on June 6, 2023.

    As he exits the stage before any votes are cast, Chris Christie deserves credit and thanks for repeatedly saying what Republican primary voters need to hear.

    Donald Trump is unfit for office.

    Christie preached it wide and far, eloquently, reasonably and courageously.

    The former New Jersey governor, who backed Trump’s campaign

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