Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie suggested he is open to running as a third party candidate this November.
in an episode that aired Thursday. The interview came over two months after Christie dropped out of the running for the Republican presidential nomination. In February, Christie
However, now the former governor suggested he is open to running with the No Labels party when host David Axelrod asked him about it. “You know, I think the way I would look at it is, I will do whatever I can to try to make sure that the country doesn’t go through what I think will be the misery of a second Trump term,” Christie said. “But I wouldn’t preclude anything at this point, David. I would just say that there are a number of hurdles to get over before I would actually consider running as a third party.”if he would consider entreaties from the No Labels Party to run for president under their banner this fall.
Despite Christie’s initial endorsement and support of Trump in 2016, he has become a vocal opponent of the former president.
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