1. I just don’t think that he’s suited to be president of the United States.
— Chris Christie talking to Fox News host Greta Van Susteren
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2. Donald, you don’t want this job. This is not part of your skill set.
— Chris Christie at a campaign event in Iowa on Nov. 12, 2015.
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3. You think it looks bad now, wait, it could get worse. We’ve got to be careful about that.
— Chris Christie criticizing Donald Trump's lack of experience during a campaign event in Iowa.
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4. In many ways its just too simplistic, the idea of building a wall, kicking everybody out, and ending birthright citizenship.
— Chris Christie talking about Donald Trump's plans on CBS Face The Nation.
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5. That’s a ridiculous position and one that won’t even be productive.
— Chris Christie on Donald Trump's proposal to bar muslims from entering the country.
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6. What are you going to do? Go upstairs to the residence and say I’m not playing?
— Chris Christie after Donald Trump announced he would not attend a GOP debate hosted by Fox News in January.
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7. He sits in his jammies in Trump Tower and phones in.
— Chris Christie talking about Donald Trump's frequent appearances on TV shows, saying his criticism of Megyn Kelly was unfair.
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8. America wants a fighter who is not going to walk away from a fight but will walk into one.
— Chris Christie on Donald Trump's refusal to attend the GOP debate hosted by Fox News in January.
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9. How thin skinned is he that he can’t take any criticism and how will that impact his ability to be president?
— Chris Christie on Donald Trump's refusal to attend the GOP debate hosted by Fox News in January.
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10. Anybody can burn a building down, not everyone can rebuild it.
— Chris Christie talking about Donald Trump's lack of experience in politics at a campaign rally in Iowa on Nov. 12, 2015.