Anyone Else See That Governor Christie
 

of New Jersey refused to answer a question from reporters about his position on evolution. Another courageous Republican. Obviously afraid of to offend the wingnuts in the party.

Why would a reporter ask the governor of NJ this question? I would have kicked the reporter to the curb myself.

Christie
 

I live in NJ and he has been asked numerous times be residents and he will not answer the question.

He's A leading Republican
 

who could possibly be nominated for president if he enters the race. Are you sure you don't understand why he was asked this question. BTW, check out the latest presidential preference poll in a race between Obama and Christie among voters in New Jersey.

http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/201...idential-race/

What issue(s) are they discussing when he is asked this question numerous times? I mean, what is the point of the question? I don't understand why the governor of any state would be asked their views on evolution unless there was some reason. I mean is he pushing to have it taught in schools?

Anyone Else See That governor Christe
 

Let me see..the perfect science of evolution fits into a manner of whom Christie would choose to play a role on his team. No No he would use it to determine why so many people are on the dole. No No He would use it to determine the future need for health care. No No ............................
What difference does it make what he believes about evolution as it will not enter into the equation, unless the reporter meant the evolution of economics or money markets, etc P-l-e-a-s-elet's stick to the issues that matter

No he's Afraid To Tell The
 

voters of his party that he believes in evolution for fear of offending evangelicals in the party. Of course it's a legitimate question to ask any politician, especially one who is considered presidential material.

JSR22 said he'd been asked numerous times by New Jersey "residents." I'm just wondering why.

My understanding is that Christie says issues like teaching creationism and evolution in public schools are to be decided on the local level. Good decision.

The religious right are more concerned with the moral character of candidates and that would trump the evolution issue.

So if local school administrators are evangelicals
 

they have the right to deny students an education that teaches them theories that have been scientifically validated? Interesting.

Then Why Is Newt Gingrich
 

so popular among the right?

is that the same Newt that owes Tiffanys $500,000? He likes bling I guess.

Most public schools have elected school boards who make decisions like that.

Correct me if my memory is not too good on this, but didn't candidate Obama when asked the same question refuse to answer saying it was above his pay grade?