Mitt Romney is sitting pretty. Not only did he have another strong performance in the debate this week, but he now has the support of superstar Chris Christie—perhaps the most powerful ammo the candidate has earned since he started running for president back in, oh 2007 or so.
A conservative base favorite, Christie upset a lot of people when he announced last week he wouldn't seek the Republican presidential nomination for 2012. Enough even for SNL to blast Mitt Romney in its cold open last week for simply not being Christie.
In good news for Romney, and for the Republican party in general, it took Christie less than a week to decide to jump aboard Romney's bandwagon (insert obvious joke about Christie breaking the bandwagon here).
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