Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie’s GOP presidential campaign has been sitting in Nowheresville ever since his longshot run for our nation’s highest office began back in June.
Dubbed by one prominent conservative media commentator as the “kamikaze” candidate, Christie’s polling numbers have remained at basement levels outside of New Hampshire, a primary basket where Christie is laying all of his eggs and where his campaign has admitted that they welcome crossover votes from Democrat voters who are looking to help Christie play spoiler in his bid to keep former President Donald Trump from winning the nomination.
On Thursday, though, Christie received some bad news from a Maine court, which rejected his appeal to get on the Maine presidential primary ballot:
A judge has affirmed the decision by the Maine secretary of state that former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie did not submit…
