Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie compared former President Donald Trump to Voldemort on Thursday, saying his fellow Republicans are afraid to acknowledge him.
Christie argued that he has the debate chops to potentially take down Trump, should he face off with the former president, who is now five months into his thirdChristie pointed to a decision sometime next month.
"It’s an ongoing process. You investigate three different ways," Christie explained."First is to talk to people who have worked for you over time and know you well, and to get their opinions," Christie has said about his consideration to run.Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie headlines a town hall in New Hampshire at Saint Anselm College in Goffstown, N.H.
He continued,"I’ve been doing that. Second is to go to donors and see if it’s something they’re willing to financially support, because you can’t run a campaign for President of the United States without having significant financial support. And third, it’s in your heart. Do you feel like you can get up every morning and feel like ‘Yeah, I know how I’m going to try to win this thing. I better go do it.'"Timothy Nerozzi is a writer for Fox News Digital.
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